Acylum - Beton Kopf

Review by Jessica Tann

Beton Kopf, the latest album by Acylum, is a powerful and intense experience that is not for the faint of heart. The industrial group's fifth album is a relentless assault of pounding beats, distorted vocals, and dark electronics that creates a sonic landscape of aggression and despair.

The album's opening track, "Zigeunerjunge," sets the tone with its pounding rhythm and distorted vocals. The song is a frenzied blast of energy that grabs the listener by the throat and doesn't let go. From there, Beton Kopf only gets more intense, with tracks like "My Knife" and "Death March" delivering punishing beats and harsh vocals that are sure to satisfy fans of the genre.

But Beton Kopf is not just a wall of noise. Acylum shows a deft hand at creating atmosphere, with tracks like "The Enemy" and "Exile" using haunting melodies and atmospheric soundscapes to create a sense of unease and tension.

Summary by Jessica Tann

Beton Kopf is a strong addition to Acylum's discography, and a must-listen for fans of industrial music. The album is a dark and uncompromising work that will leave listeners feeling exhilarated and drained.