Dome 2 sounds like Dome too, but
better. There's less tracks than Dome on Dome 2,but Gilbert and Lewis
were on a roll. Two albums in a year,and more to follow on their
heels,they established a Dome sound swiftly. An intriguing cross-bred
dark ambiance, with repetitive avant rock riffs drifting in and out
of the smoggy reverb. Beats are allowed to occasionally provide
respite for the casual avant-gardiste looking for Wire-isms,but there
is no Colin Newman to donate a recognisable tune to the recipe; this
cake does not rise. Its a flat lumpy Gateau,with an unknown gas
escaping from the lumps;probably a Black Forest gateau due to the
Krautrock ingredients folded into the mixture. The sweet black
cherries represented by the Opening track(S) ,”The Red Tent parts
1&2”,part two being the closest we get to a lost Wire classic.
The chocolate sprinkles,are “Twist Up”, where The Residents meet
Glenn Branca. The creamy filling of the remaining tracks ooze into
the half speed tape closer, so reminiscent of the indigestion one
experiences after consuming this seventies classic dessert. This album is of
course not a seventies classic,but ,unlike Arctic Roll,made the
eighties its rightful home,as Dome grasped for the future. Yes,
kids.......Pop Tarts!
Tracklist:
The Red Tent I | |
The Red Tent 2 | |
Long Lost Life | |
Breathsteps | |
Reading Prof. B | |
Ritual View | |
Twist Up | |
Keep It |
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Probably my favourite Dome album, this one. The whole atmosphere is so glacial and sinister, like dying of brain fever whilst lost in an ice cave.
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