Album Review: Balam Acab - Wander/Wonder
Tuesday 27th September, 2011 9:32AM
On Wander/Wonder, Tri-Angle Records wunderkind Balam Acab uses water noises in the same way that a rock band would make use of distorted guitar, or a young tear-out dubstep DJ might apply fetishism to Native Instruments Massive VST software. Water, bubbling or flowing, exists as a centrality in Balam Acab's sound, and as English music journal The Wire recently observed, is possibly the heaviest use of this nature noise we've seen on record since A.R Kane in their heyday.
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