Arab & Taxman - Unhum Rough Recordings At Last

Review by John Jorgensen

Arab & Taxman's album, Unhum Rough Recordings At Last, is a fascinating exploration of experimental music. The album is a collection of raw, unpolished recordings that showcase the duo's improvisational skills and their willingness to push the boundaries of traditional music.

The album is a blend of different genres, including jazz, electronic, and ambient music. Each track is unique and offers something different to the listener. The opening track, "Intrusion," is a haunting piece that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The use of electronic beats and distorted vocals creates a sense of unease that runs throughout the album.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Murmurs." The track is a slow, atmospheric piece that builds to a crescendo of distorted guitar riffs and pounding drums. The use of different textures and sounds creates a rich and immersive listening experience.

The album's production is intentionally rough, which adds to the overall feel of the album. The use of lo-fi recording techniques and minimal post-production gives the album a raw and authentic feel.

Summary by John Jorgensen

Unhum Rough Recordings At Last is a bold and experimental album that will appeal to fans of avant-garde music. Arab & Taxman have created a unique and compelling listening experience that is both challenging and rewarding.