Dive into the sonic abyss with Wolf Eyes' "Always Wrong," a relentless exploration of noise and experimental music released in 2009. This Michigan noise trio delivers a potent blend of genres, weaving together elements of noise rock, drone, free jazz, industrial, neofolk, and avant-garde to create a dense and immersive listening experience. The album, released on Wolf Eyes Music, clocks in at a concise yet intense 31 minutes, featuring seven tracks that build massive textures and severe sonics with daunting tension.
"Always Wrong" opens with "Cellar," setting the tone with its raw and unprocessed vocals, a stark contrast to what follows. Each track, from "Living Stone" to "Droll / Cut the Dog," pushes the boundaries of conventional music, crafting a sonic landscape that is both challenging and captivating. The album's title track, "Always Wrong," serves as a centerpiece, embodying the band's signature style of crafting massive textures and severe sonics from a variety of sources.
Wolf Eyes, known for their innovative and experimental approach to music, continue to push the envelope with "Always Wrong." The album is a testament to their ability to create music that is both intellectually stimulating and physically intense. Whether you're a seasoned noise music enthusiast or a curious explorer of experimental sounds, "Always Wrong" offers a unique and unforgettable listening experience.
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