专辑简介

V/Vm专辑介绍：Front cover: 21 captivating Sick-love anthems Sick-Love is our theme. Sick-Music is our love. Made in North England. Back cover: A gift of Sick-Love Thanks and sick-love to animal for audio-sick. And to all who enable the V/VM test to continue Remember Sick-Love never dies, if destroyed still true, spread sick-love with our love I.D.S.T. ♥ © VVMCPS (SWALK). xxxx V/VM Inner cover: When did it all begin to go wrong? We knew that we had something very sick and diseased. Something that made us feel ill. The Sick-Love we have for you is so great that we felt we should share it. V/VM xxx Disc presented in plastic square-shaped zip-lock bag with paper inserts. Track 22 is a rework of John Lennon's "Imagine". Though unlisted, it is most commonly referred to as "Imagine". by Tim DiGravina V/Vm's Sick-Love is an endlessly disturbing flange-and-destroy journey through the realm of 1980s Top 40 love songs. Imagine Chris de Burgh 's "Lady in Red" reprogrammed and aurally destroyed by DJ Edgar Allen Poe, because that's what V/Vm's "The Lady in Red (Is Dancing With Meat)" sounds like. V/Vm adds new vocals or distorts existing vocals until they're frighteningly pungent and almost unrecognizable. Showy dance beats and jolly disco effects appear now and then to lull the listener into a groove, and then everything slows to a growl and becomes the stuff of nightmares. Billy Joel 's "Just the Way You Arexx" has never sounded as ominous and revolting as it does here. An otherworldly buzz serves as the backing track, a freaky saxophone spills distorted notes into the air, and the vocals are so growling as to be maddening. "Take My Beef Away" is a revolting homage to Berlin 's dreamy ballad that seems to emerge from the pits of hell. Indeed, Sick-Love is a concept album that seems generated by a demon. Consider it a sonic thesis that reveals the dirty underbelly of syrupy sweet love songs. It's a fascinating and disturbing 50 minutes of first-class sonic thievery and manipulation, though it's hard to say that it's an experience one would want to return to with great frequency.