Toronto’s infamous psychedelic multimedia collective Intersystems have recorded and released their first new material since 1968 on #IV. They claim to be among the first to deploy the modular rig Moog synthesizer (in Canada) that was purchased directly from Robert Moog’s headquarters. The six tracks consist of spoken word nonsense with odd Moog sounds bubbling in the background. This was an excruciating listen from start to finish. Unfortunately, to add insult to injury, an additional 3 song ep was included. There was little if anything that was intriguing or musical, and listening to gibberish thrown over the top certainly did not enhance the experience. I was unable to force myself to give this a second go round; all I can say is buyer beware.
Track List: 1.
Ghost 04:46
2.
Revelation of the Birds 07:05
3.
Sonny Abilene I 05:03
4.
Sonny Abilene II 04:46
5.
X-Ray Animals 04:50
6.
The End of the World 09:10
7.
Unfinished World [CD/DIGITAL BONUS] 04:38
8.
Pedestal Park [CD/DIGITAL BONUS] 07:11
9.
Eddie [CD/DIGITAL BONUS] 03:38
Added: July 1st 2021 Reviewer:Eric Porter Score: Related Link:Band @ Bandcamp Hits: 681 Language: english
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Toronto’s infamous psychedelic multimedia collective Intersystems have recorded and released their first new material since 1968 on #IV. They claim to be among the first to deploy the modular rig Moog synthesizer (in Canada) that was purchased directly from Robert Moog’s headquarters. The six tracks consist of spoken word nonsense with odd Moog sounds bubbling in the background. This was an excruciating listen from start to finish. Unfortunately, to add insult to injury, an additional 3 song ep was included. There was little if anything that was intriguing or musical, and listening to gibberish thrown over the top certainly did not enhance the experience. I was unable to force myself to give this a second go round; all I can say is buyer beware.
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