Œil Cube - Œil Cube

Review by Antonio Bottaro GL

Œil Cube's self-titled album is a captivating and experimental journey through the realms of electronic music. The duo, consisting of French producers Joakim and Zombie Zombie's Etienne Jaumet, have created a collection of tracks that are both hypnotic and unpredictable.

The album opens with "Proteus and the Marlin," a slow-building track that sets the tone for what's to come. The pulsing beats and haunting synths on "Lost Flute" and "Camille" are reminiscent of early techno, while "Double Dream" and "Ampoule Rouge" showcase the duo's ability to create intricate soundscapes.

Œil Cube's music is not meant for passive listening - it demands attention and engagement. The tracks are layered and complex, with each listen revealing new details and nuances. This is particularly evident on "Fou," a frenetic and disorienting track that is both challenging and rewarding.

Summary by Antonio Bottaro GL

Œil Cube's debut is a bold and impressive statement from two talented musicians. It's an album that rewards repeated listens and encourages exploration. Fans of experimental electronic music will find much to love here.