SUAHN Builds a Distorted Album From Fear
SUAHN’s new album does not treat distortion like decoration and if you’re expecting just a touch or warmth or a dash of grit, you’re going to be caught severly flat footed. So buckle up, cause this album has some teeth on it.Because distortion feels baked into the record’s emotional language, sitting somewhere between industrial pressure, bass music, acid, jungle, and techno without needing to explain itself every few minutes. Michael York has spent years refining that vo
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