Boy Dirt Car - Blackhouse For Scott

Review by Lesley Acford

Boy Dirt Car's album Blackhouse For Scott is a dark and moody exploration of experimental music. The album features a range of unusual sounds and textures, from eerie drones and distorted guitar riffs to glitchy electronic beats and haunting vocals.

The overall tone of the album is somber and introspective, with tracks like "The Burning Bush" and "The Silence Of The Lambs" creating a sense of unease and tension. Other tracks, such as "Ghost In The Machine" and "Blackhouse For Scott", offer a more contemplative and meditative vibe, with ambient textures and hypnotic rhythms.

Summary by Lesley Acford

Despite its experimental nature, Blackhouse For Scott is a cohesive and well-crafted album that rewards repeated listens. Fans of avant-garde music and experimental rock will find much to appreciate here, while newcomers to the genre may find themselves drawn in by the album's haunting and atmospheric soundscapes. Boy Dirt Car's Blackhouse For Scott is a compelling and challenging work of experimental music that is sure to leave a lasting impression.