Matt Boroff - Future Crimes - Song Review - Alternative Post-Rock from Austria

Matt Boroff - Future Crimes - Song Review - Alternative Post-Rock from Austria

Today, we have the pleasure of featuring Matt Boroff, a promising alternative post-rock artist who was born in the United States and is now based in Austria. In this review, we will delve into his addictive song, "Future Crimes," examining its character, style, story, potential, and more.

Matt Boroff is an artist with a respected background and discography, and I discovered him a month ago with his impressive new song, "Future Crimes," released as a single on January 14, 2021. Since his debut album, "Reaching for Sparks" in 2010, Matt Boroff has continued to captivate listeners with two more albums, "Sweet Hand of Fate" (2013) and "Grand Delusion" (2016), an EP titled "Filling in the Cracks" (2012), and five singles, including "Beautiful Machine" (2020), "Trust" (2020), "So Many Personalities Ago" (2020), "Let it Come Down" (2020), and "Future Crimes" (2020). I invite you to listen to the song while reading the rest of this article to fully immerse yourself in Matt Boroff's artistry.

Matt Boroff is undeniably a true artist and singer-songwriter. From the first 30 seconds of watching the "Future Crimes" music video, he captured my attention with his irresistible energy, but it was the artistic value of his work that truly set him apart. The music video possesses a cinematic quality that perfectly complements the dynamics of the song. Rarely do I watch an entire music video without blinking, but in this case, it felt like watching a live show, a captivating artistic performance. The energy emitted by Matt Boroff and his band is palpable, transcending the screen. It is a beautiful job, indeed.

Musically, Matt Boroff skillfully blends various styles, including psychedelic, industrial, post, and space rock. Defining his music style becomes futile when discussing an artist of Matt Boroff's caliber. He has infused his characteristic approach into every aspect of his craft, which is truly inspiring. "Future Crimes" is a hallucinating song constructed in an unorthodox manner, but this is precisely what makes it so captivating. Matt Boroff is not an ordinary songwriter; he adheres to his own rules, creating a unique vibe, energy, and visual experience that invites us into his colorful yet dark world. In my estimation, artists like Matt Boroff require no introduction—simply explore his art, and you will understand.

From a technical standpoint, "Future Crimes" exceeds top-class standards in every aspect. I extend my congratulations to Matt Boroff's producer, who has done a fantastic job bringing this music to life. I understand from experience that this is a particular song that requires precise handling. Both musically and technically, there is nothing standard about it.

Taking all these factors into account, I must express my utmost admiration for Matt Boroff. He deserves to be at the pinnacle of his field with his exceptional artistry and vision.

I encourage you to explore the links provided below to learn more about Matt Boroff. Follow him on social media, subscribe to his channels, and show your support to stay updated on his upcoming releases.

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In conclusion, the Metalhead Community Team extends its heartfelt congratulations to Matt Boroff for his epic work on "Future Crimes" and wishes him the very best in his future career. Thank you for reading.

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