Free Machines - White Cream Different Shapes

Review by Julie Miller

Free Machines' latest album White Cream Different Shapes is a mesmerizing journey through experimental electronic music. The album is characterized by its intricate soundscapes, glitchy beats, and atmospheric textures that transport the listener to a world of sonic exploration.

From the opening track "Shapeless Forms" to the closing "White Cream," the album maintains a consistent level of quality and creativity. Each track is a unique sonic experience, with its own distinct mood and energy. Some tracks, such as "Dissolving Shapes," are more ambient and ethereal, while others, like "Jagged Edges," are more aggressive and frenetic.

Summary by Julie Miller

White Cream Different Shapes is a masterful work of electronic music that showcases Free Machines' ability to create complex, dynamic soundscapes. Fans of experimental electronic music will find much to love in this album, which is sure to be a standout release in the genre.