Cavalince - Embryonic

Review by A Richards

Embryonic by Cavalince is an album that showcases the band's experimentation with psychedelic rock and electronic music. The album consists of 18 tracks that take the listener on a journey through different soundscapes and moods.

The album starts with the track "Convinced of the Hex," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track features a hypnotic beat, distorted guitar riffs, and Wayne Coyne's signature vocals. The track is followed by "The Sparrow Looks Up at the Machine," which is a slower, more contemplative track that features dreamy synths and haunting vocals.

Other standout tracks on the album include "See the Leaves," which features a catchy chorus and a groovy bassline, and "Worm Mountain," which is an intense and chaotic track that features heavy drums and distorted guitars.

Summary by A Richards

Embryonic is a solid album that showcases Cavalince's ability to experiment with different genres and sounds. The album may not be for everyone, but for those who appreciate psychedelic rock and electronic music, it is definitely worth a listen.