Knifeworld - ‘Buried Alone: Tales Of Crushing Defeat’

It’s an album that fires off an awe-inspiring barrage of musical styles...

Posted Wednesday, 19 August 2009 in

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Knifeworld - ‘Buried Alone: Tales Of Crushing Defeat’

Rating: 7

‘Buried Alone’ is the multiple-headed brainchild of ex Monsoon Bassoon vocalist and occasional Cardiacs guitarist Kavus Torabi. As you’d expect, then, it’s an album that fires off an awe-inspiring barrage of musical styles. Even the relatively straightforward ‘Pissed Up On Brake Fluid’ sounds like Kavus heard ‘Another Girl, Another Planet’ and decided to write a math-rock version. Occasionally the digressions from the deceptively melodic tunes can get wearing but when he screams, “there is no more dying, there are no more dying” like a psychotic foreign exchange student trying to get to grip with English verbs it’s clear that this is both head and heart music.

Trevor Baker

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