Description:	CD on Gibbon Envy Recordings
	Format:	CD
	Genre(s):	Electro/EBM
	Label:	Gibbon Envy Recordings
	Price:	£6.69
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...according to our Ant on 18 October 2007.

Gouede Oussou's 'Nothing Matters' has drum machine beats that remind me of Big Black and some late 80's post industrial acts Front 242, Cop Shoot Cop, KMFDM, Ministry etc. It's kinda like techno/ EBM / industrial with lots of samples and occasional guitars.15 tracks plus remixes from Cheju, Karhide, Terminal Cheesecake, Living Tissue and Puff Tube. Cheeky cartoon cover of some demon type creature pulling an other demon type creatures pee-thing. CD on Gibbon Envy Recordings.

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"With 20 intense tracks, this is a collision of old
school industrial and distorted punk rock. Their
sinister rhythms and nihilistic atmospheres give this
CD an intense yet surprisingly mellow experience. The
experimental music takes an older style of industrial
punk and brings it up to date in a different way to
most other current alternative music in the genre.
It's a bit sick to be honest but brilliantly
atmospheric. As the pulverising drums, heavy bass
tones, and clanging metal samples pound away, the
warped aggressive yet mellow vocals relate a
discernible undertow of disgust and horror at personal
experiences.
It is an acquired taste for sure, and everyone I've
introduced them to has got past the seemingly
inpenetratable wall of noise to reveal some fantastic
songs.
And if you didn't care for the music there were always
the fascinating artwork and some of the lyrics to keep
you amused."