MuggeFuck - HNW Street 21

Review by Robert Myers

MuggeFuck's HNW Street 21 album is a bold and experimental release that pushes the boundaries of noise music. The album is a relentless assault on the senses, with dense layers of distorted sound that create an intense and immersive listening experience.

The album is characterized by its use of harsh noise walls (HNW), a subgenre of noise music that emphasizes the use of static and feedback to create a wall of sound. MuggeFuck's approach to HNW is particularly inventive, with a focus on texture and timbre that gives the music a distinct and dynamic character.

Despite its abrasive sound, HNW Street 21 is a highly structured and carefully composed album. Each track builds on the previous one, creating a sense of momentum and progression that makes the album feel like a cohesive whole. MuggeFuck's attention to detail is evident in the way that they layer different sounds and textures, creating a complex and ever-shifting sonic landscape.

Summary by Robert Myers

HNW Street 21 is a challenging but rewarding listen for fans of experimental music. MuggeFuck's innovative approach to HNW and their meticulous attention to detail make this album a standout release in the genre.