Sug: God’s Clit Vol. 2: Time vs. Flesh tape (Hausu Mountain, 2017)
August 13, 2017 at 11:15 pm | Posted in Reviews | 1 Comment
Sug: God’s Clit Vol. 2: Time vs. Flesh tape
is now just Sug, and his
first tape in several years is a long, heavy expedition which questions mortality and earthly existence. It’s very noisy and disjointed, with tripped-out distortion and floating, detached samples flying around heavy beats. It has the usual anything-goes spirit of Hausu Mountain releases, but is a bit noisier and darker than a lot of their releases, yet there’s still a cartoonish playfulness apparent. But there’s some very longform drone examinations here, such as “Silent Spiral”, which ends up sampling some sort of dizzy heavy breathing exercise before the speaker-panned beats jumble in and try really hard to make you lose your mind. “The Wizard Drips” is the shortest piece but it ends up being an entrancing psychic death march. “16 16 16” is a half hour long and takes up the entire second side of the tape, and it features the type of mind-warping that can only be accomplished with an EVI.
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The Answer Is In The Beat 
Was listening to an archived episode of Tabs Out yesterday that referenced the original God’s Clit tape. I’ll have to give this new one a listen.
Comment by trancescripts— August 17, 2017 #