The second and final album from this band from Norway.
The band was a quartet with a lineup of drums, bass, keyboards, programming and voices.
Their 2014 debut album Karakasa was a decent enough album.
The music there was electronica with some avant-garde elements.
The music continues on the same path on the barely half an hour long Womb. The music is electronica with some eclectic prog and avant-garde rock elements.
There are some disturbing male vocals, make that voices, on some of these pieces of music.
The music is based on keyboards and synths. It is a bit atonal at times. It also has a lot of repetitions and some weird melody pieces.
The result is another decent album from this band. The album is well short but still worth checking out as either a cassette or a digital download.
2 points
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