
On Beborn Beton’s Truth
you’ll find a mixture of electro and synth-pop music, all of which has a dancey
edge. Truth is Beborn Beton’s 4th full length CD (not counting the reissue of
their debut, Tybalt) and shows the band’s masterful ability to
meld together several elements of electronic dance music. From track one,
Spawn, you will immediately be drawn into their music, which consists of IDM
type sequences, enrapturing vocals, and a vibrating rhythm line. Another
World, the first single from Truth, points the bands music more towards
synth-pop, yet is still retains a quivering rhythm and substantial beats, making
it a perfect dance track. Stefan’s vocals are delivered smoothly and are 100%
free of distortion. Piquing sequences and hurried vocals are overt on
Conspiracy, a track which deals with the hidden truths that we are all a
part of. A mixture of IDM, cyber electro and synth-pop electronics are
perfectly blended on Angel One. Also present is the familiar X-Files
type whistle sound, which always seems to add mystery to any musical piece. A
catchy, extraterrestrial based piece, New Born King, is driven by the
sharp sequences and a rolling beat. Bittersweet is a track in which the
hard rhythm and samples are electro based, the beats are EBM based, the
sequences are entangling, and the vocals are soft and mesmerizing. This is a
track that has it all. A semi techo-ish beat is submerged beneath a palpitating
rhythm and crisp vocals on Game of Fools. Stranger begins as a
slow, mellow piece, but quickly switches gears and becomes a full on aggressive
dance piece, complete with a near gabba beat and wet synth lines. Truth is an
album that stands on the horizon of creativity and proves that there is a such
thing as edgy synth-pop.
STRANGE WAYS
Tel: 0049 (0)40 430 76 66
Fax: 0049 (0)40 430 76 96
e-mail: 101466.1161@compuserve.com
Beborn Beton
is:
Stefan Netschio /
Michael B. Wagner / Stefan Tillmann
Contact Beborn
Beton @
Moltkestraße 67
45138 Essen
Germany
Tel: 0201-273797
e-mail:
wagner@cs.bonn.edu
Beborn Beton
homepage:
http://titan.informatik.uni-bonn.de/~wagner/