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Also, you people must be deaf because this sure as hell isn't Industrial in any way, not even EBM. Her vocals are nice at least so that's also a plus. I had an initial phase where I was a little underwhelmed, but on many relistens I've really started to like it a lot. The lyrical content is nothing unique, and at its worst will come off as eye-rollingly corny.

It deploys the second vocalist and even more harsh distortion. I love the chant of a chorus that's sung a couple times throughout the song. The vocals on "Angel Hair" really feel like dead ringers for Kesha and I have a really love/hate relationship with him.

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It almost feels like ground that's already been tread on earlier in the album and there's not a lot keeping it different from everything else. "Impossible Dream" is the shortest song on the album at less than 2 minutes. It has an okay instrumental but the brevity of it just doesn't catch my attention and it's over before I'm invested in it. "Please Be Nice" brings back the catchiness and engaging harshness.

When I have to spend time having an internal debate on whether an album is a strong 8 or a light 9 (8+/9- as per my system,) I know it's an album worth talking about. This was perhaps my most listened project for the month of April 2020, and for good reason. It's production holds lots of interesting electronic quirks and industrial breakdowns, with the occasional metal-inspired guitar breaking in, the mixing is super grainy, and the general instrumentation on this album is varied enough to remain interesting and offer something new each time I hear it. The lyrics are mostly depressive, and are raw and self-exposing to a nearly uncomfortable - yet fascinating - degree, and it keeps the music relateable to many. The focus on melodies and poppier songwriting keeps the music catchy and easy to listen to, which admittedly is something I like in my music.

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I love how juxtaposed this entire song is. There's an upbeat and positive message in this song's lyrics whilst there's a batshit crazy instrumental writhing in the background. Also, there's even some screams vocals on this song which totally caught me off guard on first listen. That's the kind of feeling I get from most of this album and it's incredibly exciting.

Past albums have touched on this topic (most notably LOVE AND AFFECTION's MUSIC), but DAMAGE SUPPRESSOR brings this to the forefront right from the start. The lyrics "lets get one more song in/I can't stand the endless silence dragging on" get to the idea of music as escapism, a way to block out the ambient stress of the world and one's own mind. Later on, EXPRESS YOURSELF asks for permission to be happy, the two struggling to "get to the world inside our head." It really saddens me that Black Dresses chose to disband shortly after releasing this. This album proved that if they kept moving forward, they would have had a really bright future when it came to creating more noise pop.

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The extravagent production and sad lyrics simply spice up really well-crafted songs. I hadn't heard any Black Dresses before this but I can easily call myself an avid fan after listening to this one album - I will be checking their previous work, even if it's apparently not as accesible as this album is. Black Dresses's previous three albums focused pretty consistently on trauma in both personal and political contexts, feeling like statements that the group absolutely needed to deliver. In comparison, Peaceful as Hell feels like it's given a bit more room to be playful in its approach.

This whole album slaps I love it, but melty future hits different. Sacred 2 Death and Express Yourself are good combinations of simple but effective rock riffage and its properly contrasted by their signature glitch sound and it's a fine albeit short little ditty. Connect your Spotify account to your Last.fm account and scrobble everything you listen to, from any Spotify app on any device or platform. She released her first album 1998 under the alias 'EAT BABIES' in 2006, and released Meow in 2011. S release, Black Dresses released their fourth LP, Peaceful as Hell.

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It's noisy, chaotic and tumultuous, yet maintains its eclectic and confrontational social commentary throughout. Black Dresses transcend all genres and their bombastic and intense production connects superbly with the hilariously sarcastic and cynical lyrics. It manages to be a cohesive and well-structured experience despite being so diverse.

This record literally is peaceful as hell. Musically, Peaceful as Hell is an electronic album with elements of industrial, noise, glitch, indie rock, pop and pop-punk music. The album contains features such as heavy metal riffs, white noise, compression, and narration.

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The half as long "Mirrorgirl" is much more abrasive and piercing as well as engaging. The soundscape of this track is very dense and packed with a cornucopia of sounds similar to that of a Death Grips track. I really love how short, sweet, and crazy it is. "Maybe This World Is Another Planets Hell?" is the polar opposite of what came before, being one of the quietest and sparsest songs yet. Unlike "Bliss and Stupidity," this song utilizes the space in between sounds really well. It's less claustrophobic and works really well as a breather track.

Additionally, the production differs noticeably from song to song, and has a few flaws. Despite these negatives though, the SOUND of this album is unlike anything else that exists right now. The melodies and chords are SO catchy, and when the experimental production does pay off, it yields revolutionary results. I think for some of the songs, they could have just not used autotune/modulation. Also, on tracks like Beautiful Friendship and Sharp Halo, they have these screamo moments where the vocals get distorted and it just doesn't gel with me.

Tracks list Black Dresses album Peaceful As Hell

The extravagent production and sad lyrics simply spice up really well-crafted songs. I hadn't heard any Black Dresses before this but I can easily call myself an avid fan after listening to this one album - I will be checking their previous work, even if it's apparently not as accesible as this album is. Black Dresses's previous three albums focused pretty consistently on trauma in both personal and political contexts, feeling like statements that the group absolutely needed to deliver. In comparison, Peaceful as Hell feels like it's given a bit more room to be playful in its approach.

Its just rock and roll, it's not that serious. Worthless praying keep the music playing can you keep on singing with me as the hours stretch on so evil? I know its not that easy can u stay alive if u can? "Left Arm of Life" is an alienating opener complete with an icy atmosphere, warbled and distorted vocals, and dejected lyrics.

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It's not an enormous departure from their established aesthetic, but I appreciate the shift to a more maximalist production style. These songs feel incredibly labored over, filled with details that only reveal themselves after several listens, but still maintain the sense of intimacy that has been a great source of the duo's appeal. These tensions play into several tracks that focus on the production and utility of music.

There is a lot of pain, like the music is bursting a manic panic episode, but there is a lot of genuine peaceful, contentful moments as well, which balance the album and keep it feeling natural. The duo announced via Twitter on May 26, 2020, that Black Dresses would be disbanding, citing the harassment received by McCallion as the reason. The band's music was also temporarily taken off streaming services. On 10 July 2020, after the duo disbanded, a remix of 100 Gecs song, "745 Sticky", was released on the remix album 1000 Gecs and the Tree of Clues. On 21 December 2020, the duo released a single with ESPer99 titled "World Peace", recorded in 2019.

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It was preceded by the lead single of the album "Creep U" which was released on April 7. The album was the duo's last album before their announced disbandment in May 2020 due to harassment of the band following their unexpected success on platforms such as TikTok. Despite this, they released a follow-up record, Forever in Your Heart, the following year. I will say that some of my favorites are DAMAGE SUPPRESSOR , MiRRORGiRL (a Thank You-esque blast of unfiltered synth punk), BLISS AND STUPIDITY , SHARP HALO (one of the only songs that's ever actually scared me at all), and CREEP U . (namedrops!) it would've been pretty easy for Peaceful as Hell's structure to get out of hand and for it to collapse in on itself a bit or at least fall somewhat flat, especially with how distinct so many of its songs are, but in the end it really does work beautifully.

It has an aura of controlled chaos to it, from the use of distorted synths and compressed beats to the intentionally haphazard vocal layering. On songs such as Angel Hair and Bliss and Stupidity, especially, I would argue the sound design is the best element to Peaceful as Hell. Wonderful textures and dreamy melodies set to a lite-industrial machine rhythm and it ends in an ambient drone. Parts of this were pretty annoying, and the style of music doesn't really vibe with me.

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I guess that's the crux of this album, combining these harsher elements with more pop-ish ones and a huge dose of emotional vulnerability. It's interesting and a fairly satisfying listen, but I don't love it. Actually, at times I found it annoying and wearying.

Additionally, the vocals when they aren't processed are an acquired taste, which I have mostly acquired but perhaps not across a 45 minute album. The Canadian noise-pop duo’s music conjures a psychotic slumber party, or a Second Life rave, but remains grounded in the bittersweet beauty of lifelong friendship. "Peaceful As Hell" is Black Dresses' final project and is a fun and aggressive mix of glitch pop and industrial rock. But it's so fucking irritating to listen to. One day, I could love it, the next I'll hate it. In addition to all this instrumental madness, it is also worth noting the magnificent texts, which, despite their simplicity, do the lion’s share of the work on the formation of the release as such.