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"Good Advice" has
a Proto-Punk pulse married to a dollop of Cheap Trick's tongue in cheek
sensibility "This Night" has a
splash of melodic Vox cast amidst a mid-tempo camp atmosphere. The irony
& subtle satire of Krisis allows a welcome social comedic element that
defines the band's idiosyncrasies "Somebody" draws on
a more reflective format, that reminds one of Black Sabbath era "Planet
Caravans" ; Complimented by Acoustic guitar underpinnings to go along
with the Electric Guitar counterpoints. When Krisis dips into a more laid
back mode, it is a welcome show of diversity that expands the band's musical
horizons & potential "Slubberdegullion"
offers a high energy barrage that showcases faster tempo material & a
frantic yet subdued philosophy of existential angst. "Why don't you
see it my way" "How About Me" highlights
a time signature that recalls a touch of The Ramones ; Whereas "I Bring
It On Myself" compliments the proceedings with a slight resemblance to
Blink 182 & Green Day Krisis are an enigma
of musical expression that casts a contrasting show of irony & youth.
At once an alienation that is married to a resolve, setting up the audio
paradox Krisis are what they
are & you either fathom their irreverence, or become mind altered & blurred
in the process of their muse of initiation |
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Canada's
Krisis have an emotive edge to their energetic brand of frenetic music.
Mixing elements of Punk, Alternative & Rock formats, into a brew of bewildering
& perplexing proportions 