Wolf Eyes, Newton , The Japanese Karaoke Afterlife Experiment feat Unicorn HardOn - Philadelphias First Unitarian Church March 17th 2004 Saint Patricks Day

Review by maliki mas

The album "Philadelphia's First Unitarian Church March 17th 2004 Saint Patrick's Day" by Wolf Eyes, Newton, The Japanese Karaoke Afterlife Experiment feat Unicorn HardOn is a unique and experimental release that is sure to captivate listeners. The album features a live recording of the performance that took place at the First Unitarian Church in Philadelphia on St. Patrick's Day in 2004.

The album is a collaboration between three artists, each bringing their own unique style to the table. Wolf Eyes is known for their abrasive and experimental noise rock, while Newton brings a more ambient and atmospheric sound. The Japanese Karaoke Afterlife Experiment feat Unicorn HardOn adds a touch of electronic and experimental pop to the mix.

The result is a fascinating and eclectic blend of sounds that is sure to challenge and intrigue listeners. The album is a true testament to the power of collaboration and experimentation in music. The live recording captures the energy and intensity of the performance, making it a must-listen for fans of experimental music.

Summary by maliki mas

"Philadelphia's First Unitarian Church March 17th 2004 Saint Patrick's Day" is a bold and daring release that showcases the talents of three innovative artists. It is a must-have for anyone interested in experimental music and the power of collaboration in the creative process.