noise rock / experimental
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If there is anything that Frank Zappa taught us, is how awesome utter nonsense can be. There are plenty of bands out there that have been influenced by his strange and highly experimental music, which obviously is a good thing. I mean, even in real life there's not much that makes sense anymore, and music can perfectly reflect that feeling. That takes me to this little ep by French all-goat power trio, Ça.
"All goat?" you rightfully ask. Yes, Ça is an all-goat power trio that is collectively over three stories tall. They're trained in taekwondo, ninja and Pokemon martial arts. They live in a meadow in Lyon, France, where they also make music. That music is a little bit strange, a lovechild of Primus and Black Dice, going through some rough puberty issues and rebelling against the goat-lifestyle by blasting out brutal pieces of thrash induced sludge noise.
I guess we've all been through something similar in our days, and I guess we'll have to get used to the fact that weird stuff like this will often abuse the inside of our speakers. Those speakers are indeed used to jazz, they're used to post-rock, they're used to noise and they're used to sheer intensity but they will have to get used to all of that pressed into three insane, medium sized songs and one brilliant dub remix.
So yeah, euhm, buy this, it's insanely genius chaos.
Serge
"All goat?" you rightfully ask. Yes, Ça is an all-goat power trio that is collectively over three stories tall. They're trained in taekwondo, ninja and Pokemon martial arts. They live in a meadow in Lyon, France, where they also make music. That music is a little bit strange, a lovechild of Primus and Black Dice, going through some rough puberty issues and rebelling against the goat-lifestyle by blasting out brutal pieces of thrash induced sludge noise.
I guess we've all been through something similar in our days, and I guess we'll have to get used to the fact that weird stuff like this will often abuse the inside of our speakers. Those speakers are indeed used to jazz, they're used to post-rock, they're used to noise and they're used to sheer intensity but they will have to get used to all of that pressed into three insane, medium sized songs and one brilliant dub remix.
So yeah, euhm, buy this, it's insanely genius chaos.
Serge