Dissecting Table - Black Crow

Review by Jacinta's Flower

Dissecting Table's Black Crow is a haunting and intense album that delves into the darkest corners of the human psyche. The Japanese industrial musician, Ichiro Tsuji, creates a chilling and oppressive soundscape with his use of distorted guitars, eerie synths, and pounding percussion. The album's opening track, "Eclipse," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its ominous drone and piercing feedback.

Throughout the album, Dissecting Table explores themes of death, decay, and the occult. The track "Funeral March" features a slow, mournful melody that is punctuated by bursts of noise, while "Black Crow" is a cacophonous barrage of distorted guitars and pounding drums that feels like a descent into madness.

Summary by Jacinta's Flower

Despite its bleak subject matter, Black Crow is a masterful work of art that showcases Tsuji's skill as a musician and his ability to create a visceral and intense listening experience. Fans of industrial music and experimental soundscapes will find much to appreciate in this album.