Fantomas
Delirium Cordia (Ipecac Recordings 2004)
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Fantomas just keeps
evolving, staying to nothing that could let you know where they
might go next. And to a real music fan this is pure inspiration,
but to the normal listener one would not be able to get through
the first 5 minutes. The only thing Fantomas brings with
them from "Director's Cut" is their love for a film's score,
as this what you get here with "Delirium Cordia". There is
only one track on this record and it's an hour and 14mins
long. The whole album as a whole is intense and dark, and
makes you think more or less you're in an old black and white
film, riding down the street trying to solve some mystery.
This is music at it's finest.
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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Fantomas just keeps
evolving, staying to nothing that could let you know where they
might go next. And to a real music fan this is pure inspiration,
but to the normal listener one would not be able to get through
the first 5 minutes. The only thing Fantomas brings with
them from "Director's Cut" is their love for a film's score,
as this what you get here with "Delirium Cordia". There is
only one track on this record and it's an hour and 14mins
long. The whole album as a whole is intense and dark, and
makes you think more or less you're in an old black and white
film, riding down the street trying to solve some mystery.
This is music at it's finest.
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfuckingbastards
Album Rating:
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