Tendon Levey - Awake Eating The Drill

Review by Eliz Greene

Tendon Levey's album Awake Eating The Drill takes listeners on a journey through a unique blend of experimental electronic and ambient sounds. The album's tracks feature intricate layering of samples and textures, creating a sonic landscape that is at once immersive and disorienting.

The opening track, "Awake Eating The Drill," sets the tone for the album with its glitchy beats and haunting melodies. As the album progresses, Tendon Levey explores a range of moods and emotions, from the frenetic energy of "Melted Plastic" to the melancholic beauty of "Fading Away."

One standout track is "Broken Glass," which features a hypnotic rhythm and ethereal vocal samples. The track builds to a climax with a cacophony of glitchy beats and distorted soundscapes, before fading out into a dreamlike coda.

Summary by Eliz Greene

Awake Eating The Drill is a challenging and rewarding listening experience that rewards repeated listens. Tendon Levey's experimental approach to electronic music is refreshing and innovative, and this album is a must-listen for fans of avant-garde music.