Carlos Groënland, Albert Gandz - Document Spina Bifida

Review by ARTHUR SIMON

"Document Spina Bifida" is a collaborative album by Carlos Groënland and Albert Gandz that captures the essence of experimental music. The album comprises of 13 tracks, each with its unique sound and texture, that takes the listener on a journey through a soundscape of diverse musical elements.

From the opening track "Aneurysm," the album sets the tone for an experimental sound that is both engaging and challenging. The use of unconventional sounds, such as distorted guitars and electronic beats, creates an atmosphere that is both chaotic and beautiful.

The album also showcases the duo's ability to incorporate different genres of music, such as jazz and rock, into their experimental sound. Tracks like "Jazz Is Dead" and "The Sound of Rock" are a testament to their versatility as musicians.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Spina Bifida," which features haunting synths and distorted vocals that create a sense of unease. It's a track that lingers in the mind long after it's over.

Summary by ARTHUR SIMON

"Document Spina Bifida" is an impressive album that showcases the talent and creativity of Carlos Groënland and Albert Gandz. It's a must-listen for anyone who appreciates experimental music and wants to explore new sonic landscapes.