2023-10-10 06:00:44
Tardigrade Inferno – Burn The Circus
Origin: Russia
Release: 10.10.2023
Label: Independent
Duration: 45:08
Genre: Dark Cabaret Metal
Many people haven’t had enough of the last EP yet, they’re storming Tardigrade Inferno – the world’s only representative of Dark Cabaret Metal – with their second album Burn The Circus around the corner. Both the absolutely great debut album and the one released a few months ago Arrival Of A Train EP create corresponding expectations that need to be met.
And already the opener Ringmaster Has To Diethat you have HERE can listen to, ignites from the first second. This all-consuming chaos that takes up all the space from the first note is exactly why you just have to love the band. The driving metal song, paired with circus music and the insane-sounding vocals, turns out to be a real hit. And also the following one Clockwork God is reached deep into the box of madness. There is proof of this HERE. The changes to almost children’s song-like passages, including the glockenspiel, are not only top-notch musically, but are also incredibly fun.
Cirque Macabre
With Cholera The band then serves up a thoroughly macabre ballad, which, despite or perhaps because of its comparatively calm nature, perfectly complements the black humor that you expect and get. Tick-Tock On the other hand, of all the songs, it is probably the most aggressive in its social criticism and delivers a real catchy chorus. 9 Out Of 10 manages to create an unpackable groove feeling using the simplest means and makes the audience tap along automatically. Little Princess Although it takes things a little easier once more, it once once more illustrates what incredible vocal power Darya Rorria actually has.
Encore!
At the risk of repeating ourselves, it must still be said here that too Splinter In The Eye It never ends as fun and is full of crazy ideas. The same can be said regarding the song with the promising title Nailed To The Ferris Wheel say, which also more than meets all expectations.
At Wearing White The transitions between the angelic ballad singing and the completely crazy synth part in the bridge make even the most humorless of listeners laugh involuntarily. The finale is the title track Burn The Circus By far the most dramatic number on the album, in which it is once once more explicitly emphasized that the musicians are not only funny, but also really understand something regarding composition and their instruments.
Conclusion
What an incredible board to have Tardigrade Inferno actually delivered here? Burn The Circus From the first to the last second, it runs a program that is second to none and even puts its almost perfect predecessor in the shade. They are definitely guaranteed a place in the annual review. 9,5 / 10
Line Up
Darya Rorria – Gesang
Alexander Pavlovich – guitar, keyboard
Maxim Belekhov – Bass
Andrew Drew – drums
Tracklist
01. Ringmaster Has To Die
02. Clockwork God
03. Rats
04. Cholera
05. Tick-Tock
06. 9 Out Of 10
07. Little Princess
08. Splinter In The Eye
09. Nailed To The Ferris Wheel
10. Wearing White
11. Burn The Circus
Links
Tardigrade Inferno website
Bandcamp Tardigrade Inferno
Facebook Tardigrade Inferno
Instagram Tardigrade Inferno
Youtube Tardigrade Inferno
Also on Soundmagnet.eu
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