Monstrum Sepsis - Movement

Review by Julie Farmer-Janis

Monstrum Sepsis is a musical group that has been making waves in the industrial and experimental music scene for quite some time now. Their latest album, Movement, is a testament to their creative prowess and their ability to push boundaries with their sound.

The album is a collection of 10 tracks that seamlessly blend together elements of industrial, ambient, and experimental music. From the opening track, "Desert of the Real," it is clear that Monstrum Sepsis is not afraid to take risks with their sound. The track features haunting vocals layered over a pulsing beat, creating a sense of unease that sets the tone for the rest of the album.

One standout track is "The Shape of Things to Come," which features a driving beat and distorted vocals that create a sense of urgency and tension. The track builds to a frenzied climax before fading out into the next track, "The World is a Beautiful Place."

Throughout the album, Monstrum Sepsis showcases their ability to create complex soundscapes that are both atmospheric and intense. The use of electronic instrumentation, including synths and drum machines, adds to the overall futuristic and dystopian vibe of the album.

Summary by Julie Farmer-Janis

Movement is a strong addition to Monstrum Sepsis' discography and is sure to please fans of industrial and experimental music. The album is a cohesive and thought-provoking journey that showcases the group's talent and creativity.