Metalux - Victim Of Space

Review by Nicholas Phillips

Metalux's album Victim Of Space is a sonic journey into the depths of experimental noise. The duo, made up of M.V. Carbon and J. Graf, have created a collection of tracks that are both disorienting and captivating. From the opening track, "Electric Breathing," to the closing "Return to the Moon," the album takes the listener on a wild ride through a world of distorted synths, haunting vocals, and unpredictable rhythms.

The album's standout tracks include "Cloud Cover," which features a driving beat and distorted vocals that create a sense of urgency, and "Infinite Orbit," which has a hypnotic quality that draws the listener in. The use of repetition and layering in these tracks creates a sense of disorientation that is both unsettling and exhilarating.

Summary by Nicholas Phillips

Victim Of Space is a challenging but rewarding listening experience for fans of experimental music. Metalux has crafted an album that is both innovative and thought-provoking, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the realm of noise music.