A more verse-esque voice joins in with harsh, spitting vocals giving the orders for peace.
We’re introduced to the third song by an overhead, wavering siren that is overtaken by the bassline and picking guitar. The lyrics remain spread out across the song, sparse and poetic, united by the introduction of a badass saxophone solo that makes its stand between the percussion and string, between the rise and fall in the intensity of the song and – it sends us into a blissful rollover into ‘Something’s Gotta Give’.
#Song sergeant crack crack#
Synthesisers provide an eyeliner for the conventional guitar-drum-bass trio of instruments thought of to be vital to every band, setting Crack Cloud apart from what we think is standard straight away by their style. There’s communal laughter, a remembrance of the delight in friends, before a stiff bass brings all attention back to the music. Though the poeticism floats their lyrics, the underlying drum brings gravity to the song and reminds listeners to balance both within themselves to achieve a certain level of resistance to the norms of society and the struggles it brings to everyday lives.įollowing on is ‘Bastard Basket’, where the saxophone can stretch its legs. This nation they are bringing to us is built on such a foundation, on harsh truths and the prospects of spiritual communalism, and the symbology here represents this as their message as a band. Crack Cloud have raised our blindfold veils and given us a stern marching drum, a passionate vocalist – Zach Choy – to match, before settling us in with an angelic interlude. Opening the album up is ‘Post Truth (Birth of a Nation)’, the frontrunner for the theme of the lyrics in the whole of Pain Olympics. As rightly explained by Q, ‘to describe this band would be to undersell them’, though each song on this album deserves its own review – the best justice to this album will come on July 17 th, when Pain Olympics will be released to the world. This is the refreshing, enthusiastic feel I get when listening to Pain Olympics – a truth to life, discovered in playful and ambitious vocal-instrumental collaborations and a renegade-fronting album cover.Ĭrack Cloud is a band one has never quite heard the likes of before, though most certainly I am excited to have been able to review their upcoming debut album, ready to be released on July 17 th via Meat Machine. And though the invasion may have slowed to a hop, Sergeant Frog still occasionally yearns to overcome his karaoke addiction and reassemble his troops.In the underworld of political, personal and worldwide issues, there is a streaming flow of sound crashing over itself that takes a moment to harmonise and soothe its belly on the floor, then jumps right back into its thundering spirit to demand it is heard. It's a far cry from the glory of battle, but hey, at least he's got his own room. Now, this once proud soldier spends more time wielding a vacuum than he does the weapons of war. But when the amphibious invaders discovered how much humans enjoy dissecting their comrades, the troops were scattered, the mission was aborted, and Keroro was abandoned.
Keroro is Sergeant Frog - the leader of a platoon of warriors sent to conquer planet Earth. But when the amphibious invaders discovered how much
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