Boris - Absolutego Special Low Frequency Version

Review by Tremone Howard

Boris' Absolutego Special Low Frequency Version is a sonic journey that takes the listener on a dark and heavy ride. The album is a reimagining of their 1996 debut album, Absolutego, with a focus on lower frequencies and a more ambient sound. The result is a haunting and intense experience that showcases the band's ability to create immersive and powerful music.

The album begins with the title track, which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The slow and deliberate pace of the song, combined with the deep bass and distorted guitars, creates a sense of impending doom. This feeling is present throughout the album, with tracks like "Etna" and "Dronevil 2" building on the ominous atmosphere.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Evil Stack 3," which features a hypnotic bass line and droning guitars. The song builds in intensity, with layers of distorted noise adding to the already heavy sound. It's a prime example of Boris' ability to create a wall of sound that engulfs the listener.

Summary by Tremone Howard

Absolutego Special Low Frequency Version is a must-listen for fans of heavy, experimental music. It's a challenging and rewarding album that showcases Boris' talent for creating immersive and powerful soundscapes.