SIMILAR Album Review [eleventwefth]: The Commotion That Makes Opportunities

Eleventwelfth (Doc. eleventwelfth)

JAKARTA - You could say that our insights in the realm of mathrock are very few. Moreover, mathrock bands in Indonesia are very rarely met.

Apart from being less interested in us, we also feel that we do not fit this type of music. However, for some reason, the presence of SIMILAR from the eleventwelfth carrying a similar genre actually attracted us.

"Our dislike was just cut when we entered the first song of this album, Back-When-I-Learned-My-Back-On-Her-Back." Acoustic guitar delivery with emo storytelling, then in the middle of the song, we were surprised by the complexity of this type of music.

But, greatly enough, they can combine some of those complicated parts to be heard for ordinary people like us.

Attractiveness and progressivity are very satisfying to our ears. This feeling continues to stick to us throughout this album, so we feel resigned to being taken anywhere by eleventwelfth.

Something fresh also continues to be presented in this album. For example, on the ANTARA track that lets the acoustic electronics and guitar approach mess up this song.

In addition, on the track The More I Trace You Forthwith, The Less I Want To Know Who Where To Find You is also presented with a choir containing small children. Be a beautiful cover on this song.

Moreover, all the elements mentioned above are wrapped with slick sound production. So that it is able to maximize all the power of this album.

This album makes the experience new for us to listen to the type of mathrock music. Still having feelings, it remains complicated but can pack it to be heard well, and the buildup of instruments that meet each other in fact makes us addicted.