Doganov - Twincest Games

Review by Iain McMullen

Doganov's latest album, Twincest Games, is a unique blend of electronic, industrial, and experimental sounds. The album contains 10 tracks that are sure to take the listener on a journey through a dystopian world.

The opening track, "Intro (Welcome to the Game)," sets the tone for the entire album. It's an eerie, atmospheric piece that slowly builds up to the next track, "Disorder." "Disorder" is a hard-hitting track that features distorted vocals and heavy beats. The track is a perfect example of Doganov's ability to blend different genres seamlessly.

The album also features tracks like "The Game," "Twincest," and "Kill Me Again," which all showcase Doganov's experimental side. These tracks feature unconventional sounds and structures that keep the listener engaged and on their toes.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Suicide Club." The track features haunting vocals and a slow, brooding beat that builds up to an explosive climax. The track is a perfect example of Doganov's ability to create a dark and moody atmosphere.

Summary by Iain McMullen

Twincest Games is a great album that showcases Doganov's versatility and creativity. The album is not for everyone, but those who appreciate experimental and industrial music will find a lot to love here.