John Watermann - Fairer Car Crashes For The Underprivileged

Review by Ken Yeung

Fairer Car Crashes For The Underprivileged by John Watermann is an experimental album that explores the sonic landscape of industrial and ambient music. The album features a collection of abstract soundscapes, glitchy beats, and eerie textures that create an immersive and hypnotic listening experience.

The album starts with "The Sound of the World Falling Apart," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track is a haunting soundscape that combines distorted field recordings, metallic drones, and glitchy beats. The track creates a sense of unease that is reminiscent of the early works of industrial music pioneers like Throbbing Gristle and Cabaret Voltaire.

The album continues with tracks like "The Machinery of Oblivion" and "The Collapse of Reason," which further explore the themes of decay, destruction, and entropy. These tracks feature distorted rhythms, abrasive textures, and dissonant melodies that create a sense of chaos and disorientation.

Summary by Ken Yeung

Despite its experimental nature, Fairer Car Crashes For The Underprivileged is a cohesive and well-crafted album. John Watermann's attention to detail and his ability to create complex soundscapes is truly impressive. The album is a must-listen for fans of experimental and industrial music.