Misanthrop - Psychogramm

Review by Virginia Jones

Psychogramm, the latest album by Misanthrop, is a sonic journey through the darker corners of electronic music. The album is a haunting and immersive experience, filled with intricate soundscapes and complex rhythms that draw the listener in and refuse to let go.

From the opening track, "I Need More," the album sets a dark and foreboding tone, with pulsating basslines and eerie synth melodies that create an atmosphere of tension and unease. As the album progresses, Misanthrop explores a range of moods and textures, from the brooding intensity of "Heute Nacht" to the hypnotic rhythms of "The Funk."

Throughout the album, Misanthrop's production skills are on full display, with intricate percussion and intricate sound design that create a sense of depth and complexity. The album's use of vocal samples and spoken word passages adds to the sense of unease, with snippets of conversation and distorted voices weaving in and out of the tracks.

Summary by Virginia Jones

Psychogramm is an impressive and immersive album that showcases Misanthrop's talent for creating dark and intricate electronic music. It's a challenging listen, but one that rewards careful attention and repeated listens. Fans of experimental electronic music and dark techno will find plenty to enjoy here.