Irene Moon-Diamonds

Irene Moon’s music explores quirky,
uncomfortable texture based song scapes thick with synths, archaic
penny arcade sounds and wildly layered sonic stretching. Diamonds
comprises two songs named after two guys. Side A is “Carl,” while side
B is” Neil.” One cannot help but feel this released is a skewed, conceptual gesture of
some sort whose meaning is unknown to it’s very existence.

“Carl”
features tenor banjo plucking with pitch bending wobbling distorted
female vocals, while the "Neil" side features monotone male vocals set
against a pastoral scene of 1970’s science fiction decay. Side B
defiantly towers with zealous grotesque atonalities. Beware! Weirdness
gurgles over!

Matthew Proctor