Werewolf Jerusalem - More Static Studies

Review by Sharla Olivares

More Static Studies by Werewolf Jerusalem is a haunting and unsettling album that explores the darker corners of noise and experimental music. From the opening track "Static Waves" to the final notes of "Ritual Sacrifice," the album is a journey through dissonant soundscapes and eerie atmospheres.

Werewolf Jerusalem, the solo project of noise artist Richard Ramirez, creates a sense of unease and tension throughout the album with his use of harsh noise, distorted drones, and unsettling samples. The tracks are often sparse and minimal, with layers of sound building and receding to create a sense of movement and progression.

The album is not for the faint of heart, as it delves into some very dark and disturbing themes. However, for fans of experimental and noise music, More Static Studies is a fascinating and challenging listen that rewards repeated listens with new details and nuances.

Summary by Sharla Olivares

More Static Studies is a powerful and unsettling work of experimental music that showcases the talents of one of the leading figures in the noise scene. It is a challenging and rewarding listen that will leave a lasting impression on those who dare to venture into its sonic depths.