Harem Noise Wall - 五郎丸柊子

Review by Ivan Pierre

Harem Noise Wall's latest album, 五郎丸柊子, is a fascinating exploration of sound and texture. The album is a blend of ambient and noise, with layers of distortion and feedback creating a wall of sound that is both mesmerizing and unsettling. The tracks are named after various locations in Japan, and the music seems to capture the essence of each place.

The album opens with "Sakura", a haunting piece that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track is built around a droning synth line, with layers of static and distortion adding texture and depth. "Tokyo" is another standout track, with a pulsing beat and a sense of urgency that captures the energy of the city.

Throughout the album, Harem Noise Wall creates a sense of disorientation and chaos, with sounds colliding and overlapping in unexpected ways. At times, the music can be overwhelming, but there are moments of beauty and clarity that emerge from the chaos.

Summary by Ivan Pierre

五郎丸柊子 is a challenging but rewarding listen. Harem Noise Wall has created a unique and immersive sonic landscape that is sure to captivate listeners who are willing to explore the boundaries of experimental music.