Oscob - Eating Yourself Alive

Review by Jeffrey Steve Pandeirot Songco

Eating Yourself Alive, the latest album from Oscob, is a tour de force of electronic music. The album is a journey through the artist's psyche, exploring themes of isolation, anxiety, and self-destruction. Oscob's sound is a fusion of glitchy beats, atmospheric synths, and haunting vocals, creating a unique and immersive sonic landscape.

The album opens with "The Void," a brooding track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Oscob's vocals are distorted and haunting, creating an eerie atmosphere that draws the listener in. The track builds to a crescendo of glitchy beats and distorted synths, creating a sense of chaos and confusion.

From there, the album delves deeper into Oscob's psyche, exploring themes of addiction, depression, and self-loathing. Tracks like "Addict" and "Spiral" are raw and emotional, with Oscob's vocals conveying a sense of desperation and hopelessness.

Despite the heavy subject matter, Eating Yourself Alive is not without its moments of beauty and light. Tracks like "Dissolve" and "Bloom" are ethereal and dreamy, with shimmering synths and delicate vocals.

Summary by Jeffrey Steve Pandeirot Songco

Eating Yourself Alive is a powerful and emotional album that showcases Oscob's talent as a producer and songwriter. The album is a must-listen for fans of electronic music and anyone who appreciates music that explores the darker corners of the human experience.