Mirrors For Psychic Warfare - I See What I Became

Review by Kiri Farrell

Mirrors for Psychic Warfare's latest album, I See What I Became, is a hauntingly beautiful masterpiece of industrial and experimental music. The duo, made up of Scott Kelly (Neurosis) and Sanford Parker (Buried at Sea), have created an album that is both challenging and rewarding.

The album opens with the track "I See What I Became," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its ominous drones and Kelly's haunting vocals. The album then moves into "Crooked Teeth," a track that is more aggressive and features Parker's signature use of electronic beats.

Throughout the album, Mirrors for Psychic Warfare explores themes of isolation, loss, and the human condition. The lyrics are introspective and poetic, and Kelly's vocals are the perfect match for Parker's atmospheric soundscapes.

Standout tracks include "Tomb Puncher," with its pounding drums and distorted guitars, and "Flat Rats in the Alley," which features Kelly's vocals at their most haunting.

Summary by Kiri Farrell

I See What I Became is a challenging listen, but one that is ultimately rewarding. Mirrors for Psychic Warfare have created an album that is both beautiful and unsettling, and it is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who listens to it.