WHOURKR - Naat CD

Crazy and experimental brutal death mixed with xtreem electronica, very complex song structures. You never heard something like this. around 30 incredible minutes from France.

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This one is hard to pin down. It may be the first or one of the first acts to mix noise, power electronics and brutal death in such an extreme yet listenable way. This is similar to some of the drum machine gore grind out there but, although they also use a drum machine, there is so much more going on. It is totally choppy with slam-like break downs, blast beats, guitar harmonics, deep Devourment vocals and gurggling chokes. The one thing lacking is that they never get as heavy as most of the slam bands, but who cares, there's glitch.
Vocals are organic sounding, but not from any creature I am familar with. Sometimes they are crushing slam style but mostly they are agonized inhuman cave screams. The booklet features various letters grouped together, one after the other. They may be the lyrics. They are not in French. They are not in English, they can't have any human meaning but they do accurately transcribe the vocals. 'Woo Wiva Voh Weeeeah', 'Aoooooha HJYAAAAAAAAAA' and simply 'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'.
I am blown away by the crazy collection of noises. Every song pulsates with extreme electronica, blips, static & feedback. At points they flirt with breakcore but always have the underlying brutal death sound. Unlike much of the power electronics & noise out there this is not unbearably unlistenable. There's a groove under the chaos. Squeaks and beeps make up many of the catchy riffs and fast beats. Electronics are used as another instrument, fading in and out of prominence, not simply as a bedding laid over or under the music. The production is good, nothing is lost. I don' t think there is anything like this out there.