Drowning Effect - Techniculture - Album Review - 80s Psychedelic Rock from San Francisco, California, USA
Today we are featuring a promising psychedelic rock band, Drowning Effect, from San Francisco, California, USA. I have reviewed their latest album, Techniculture, exploring its character, style, story, potential, and more.
Drowning Effect is a promising band I discovered about a month ago with their latest album release, "Techniculture," which came out on July 2, 2021. For those unfamiliar with the band, they began their careers with a self-titled album in 2019, and Techniculture marks their second official release. I invite you to listen to the album while reading the rest of the article.
The collective embodies the essence of San Francisco rock. That's the simplest way to define their music. After listening to the entire album multiple times, pondering over my thoughts, and revisiting it while writing this review, I must admit that Techniculture undeniably deserves high praise. I have no doubts about that.
Techniculture showcases the musicality of Drowning Effect, blending traditional and nostalgic vibes in the rawest and most vibrant manner. Thanks to my friend Kandur, I've been familiar with this sound for quite some time, and I thoroughly enjoyed the album from start to finish.
On the other hand, there were also some aspects that gave me pause for thought. Not all artists are expected to be groundbreaking or innovative in their creations. Some simply make the music they love to listen to, and it's as simple as that. They reminded me of this in a profound way. I had a great time, and I'm sure many of you will too.
The technical side of the album is as good as it can be. The overall sound is great, although it leans heavily towards the distinct San Francisco psychedelic rock sound. The atmosphere is beautiful, exuding lively energy and striking a good balance. The songs effectively transmit their energy to the listener.
Taking all of this into account, I can confidently say that I thoroughly enjoyed listening to Drowning Effect. These musicians have already established their own musical standards and are destined for success, making their city proud.
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In conclusion, the Metalhead Community Team congratulates Drowning Effect on their new album, Techniculture, and wishes them the very best in their future careers. Thank you for reading.
