Dodo's Album Reviews

Welcome back to my blog. Today I will be ranking my top 10 favourite TEoE songs. As always, this is entirely my opnion, you can disagree with it, you can write your list in the comment section if you wish.  10) Decadence: Has a sense of melancholy to it. A pretty simple track overall, but really delivers, especially the guitar. 9)  Proleterian Gothic: This song has a faster beat and a sense of urgency. The drums feel heavier than on other songs on Safety Guidlines . The guitar sounds absolutely amazing on this song. 8) Goddess of The Underground: This song has a dark feel to it. The bassline feels especially powerful on this song. The drums are also amazing. 7) Video Recorder: This track has a melancholic vibe to it, as I mentioned in the Union review, it sounds like your journey has been cut short due to something or someone dangerous in your vicinity. 6) Cosmonaut: This song also has a melancholic vibe to it, the vocals feel very oppressive and powerful, and the guitar soun...

Hey Ya! Welcome back to the blog. Today, I will be reviewing The End of Electronics' second album, Safety Guidelines. After listening to his first album, Union, and seeing how there was still room for improvement, I was hoping that Mr. Skarletov would turn the production up a notch. Well, all I can say is that he exceeded my expectations by a lot!  Starting off the album, we have the ominous Citizen. The vocals are much calmer and the guitar sounds really cool. The record is starting off strong!  Next we have Doppelganger, featuring a powerful synth lead and great vocals. Also, I should mention that the vocals sound much cleaner than in Union. Decadence had a slower beat and a more melancholic vibe compared to the previous 2 songs. The vocals felt sadder than usual and so did the guitar. Very cool song though!  Moving on, we have Proletarian Gothic. A very energetic song, featuring a very nice guitar lead and vocals. The bassline in this song was one of the best I had see...

  Welcome back everyone to my blog. Today I will be reviewing The End of Electronics' first album, Union. As I mentioned in my   Voskhod review , I found out about this one-man band because of my affinity with Molchat Doma. I listened to his first album, and have to say... this album is pretty good. Not the best, but still really good. Let's dive deeper into it, shall we?  Kicking off the album is Night. It has a really interesting vibe to it, feeling like it's the beginning of your journey, and look out the window of your vehicle, you see rural areas and small towns. That's the feel thus song gives me. It has an amazing chorus instrumental and is just overall really well made!  Moving on, we have the oddly melancholic Union. Not that there is anything bad with that, but the instrumental gives me a sadder vibe. It really cool, it feels like the journey has taken a break, and you stopped at a gas station. The vocals are really cool in this song, and adds up to another...

Well hello there! How are you fine beings doing? Today, I will be reviewing The End of Electronics' newest album, Voskhod. First of all, a bit of context. TEoE is a one-man band, lead by Nikita Skarletov. He mainly does post-punk, similiar to another great band, Molchat Doma (tell me in comments if you wanna see reviews on them). I have listened to Mr. Skarletov's previous two albums, and must say that they are masterpieces (tell me in the comments if you want me to review them as well). Kicking off the album, we have The Rise. I didn't find it very memorable apart from the amazing bassline of the song. It had something to it, but it felt very comforting. Ring was pretty similiar to The Rise, not finding it very memorable as other songs, but enjoyed their basslines. Fire was a change for the better, with it having a faster beat. Alongside it's amazing guitar and much more enjoyable vocals than the previous songs. Speed for some reason felt much more ominous in tone, whi...