Soylent Green - Trip To Mekka

Review by Jeff Ream

Soylent Green's album "Trip To Mekka" is a mesmerizing journey through the depths of electronic music. The German duo, consisting of Andreas Krüger and Ralf Hildenbeutel, has created a unique and spellbinding soundscape that transcends genres and defies expectations.

From the opening track "La Forza Del Destino," with its haunting vocal samples and hypnotic beats, to the closing track "Mega," which builds to a frenzied crescendo of pounding drums and distorted synths, "Trip To Mekka" takes the listener on a wild and unpredictable ride.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "A Day In The Life," which features a pulsing bassline and shimmering arpeggios that ebb and flow throughout the track. The use of distorted vocal samples adds an eerie, otherworldly quality to the music.

Another highlight is "Love and Happiness," which features a catchy melody and a driving beat that is sure to get any dancefloor moving. The track is a perfect example of Soylent Green's ability to combine infectious grooves with experimental soundscapes.

Summary by Jeff Ream

"Trip To Mekka" is a stunning achievement in electronic music. Soylent Green has created an album that is both innovative and accessible, pushing the boundaries of the genre while still delivering a satisfying listening experience. Highly recommended for fans of electronic music and anyone looking for a sonic adventure.