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Klein Trades Synths for Blistering Guitar Noise
1 Oct
Summary
- Klein shifts from electronics to blistering guitar noise on her latest album.
- The album 'marked' features overdriven riffs and feedback-laden soundscapes.
- This marks a significant sonic departure for the experimental artist.
South London artist Klein has released a new album, 'marked,' which deviates sharply from her established sound. Known for experimental electronics and avant-garde R&B, Klein now embraces blistering guitar noise and distorted riffs. This sonic shift explores themes of introspection and noise, as heard on tracks like 'gully creepa' and 'Blow the Whistle.'
The album 'marked' features intense guitar squalls, feedback, and heavy distortion, reminiscent of anti-rock extremism. Tracks such as 'gully creepa' and 'Blow the Whistle' present a soundscape of overdriven riffs, muddy drones, and blown-out drum machines. 'more than like' offers a moment of piano-infused despondency, followed by extended circular drones on 'enemy of the state.'
