Doodshoofd Stirner Resonan Noia - Split

Review by Bill Lakin

Doodshoofd Stirner Resonan Noia's album Split is a unique and captivating work of experimental music. The album features a blend of electronic and acoustic sounds, with elements of noise, ambient, and avant-garde music.

The tracks on the album are diverse, each offering a different perspective on the overall sound of the record. From the haunting, atmospheric "The Void" to the frenzied, glitchy "Spiral," the album keeps the listener engaged and curious.

One of the standout aspects of Split is the use of unconventional instrumentation, such as the haunting vocals on "The Void" and the distorted guitar on "Maelstrom." The album also features a variety of textures and sounds, from the eerie, otherworldly tones on "Abyss" to the frenetic, glitchy beats on "Spiral."

Summary by Bill Lakin

Split is a compelling and thought-provoking album that showcases Doodshoofd Stirner Resonan Noia's talent for creating innovative and experimental music. Fans of avant-garde and experimental music will find plenty to appreciate on this record.