Gerling - Deka

Review by LA ODE SYAMRI

Deka, the seventh studio album by Australian electronic rock band Gerling, is a unique and eclectic mix of sounds and styles. Released in 2006, the album features 11 tracks that showcase the band's experimental approach to music-making.

From the opening track "Hot Computer," which features glitchy, robotic vocals and a driving beat, to the closing track "Good Timing," which has a more melodic and introspective feel, Deka takes the listener on a journey through a variety of sonic landscapes.

One standout track is "The Deer in You," which features dreamy, psychedelic guitars and haunting vocals that create a sense of otherworldliness. Another standout is "Sedatives," which features a catchy, danceable beat and a chorus that will get stuck in your head.

Summary by LA ODE SYAMRI

Deka is an album that rewards repeated listens, as there are many layers and nuances to discover. Gerling's willingness to push boundaries and experiment with different sounds and styles makes this album a must-listen for fans of electronic and experimental music.