Peeping into the future of Tom
Damn it, I'm really a sloth. That's one of the seven deadly sins, right? Now this is the first time in May I write on this site. Jesus, I'm a slacker.
Anyway, as a reviewer I've got my hands on the Peeping Tom-album. Yes, the new Patton pop record.
It's really weird to hear him play a blend of rock, electronica and hiphop that in many ways is so accesible when he have been doing all sorts of avantgarde projects the last couple of years. And the all-star line-up is impressive: Massive Attack, Bebel Gilberto, Kool Keith, Norah Jones (oh yeah! who would have guessed) and a handful of the Anticon roster. It's not immediately catchy as you would expect from a pop record, but neither were the Faith No More-albums and it does seem to have the quality to grow. I'm gonna watch it grow.
Anyway, as a reviewer I've got my hands on the Peeping Tom-album. Yes, the new Patton pop record.
It's really weird to hear him play a blend of rock, electronica and hiphop that in many ways is so accesible when he have been doing all sorts of avantgarde projects the last couple of years. And the all-star line-up is impressive: Massive Attack, Bebel Gilberto, Kool Keith, Norah Jones (oh yeah! who would have guessed) and a handful of the Anticon roster. It's not immediately catchy as you would expect from a pop record, but neither were the Faith No More-albums and it does seem to have the quality to grow. I'm gonna watch it grow.