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Pencilbrain have a
unique genius of cerebral & artful technology that meets craft “What Would It Be Like”
has a robotized vibe stream of dada lyric stance. Whereas “I Want To Believe”
is something that we should all embrace with faith. Bring in the trombones
“Snake” charms & melts
the pants off of us. This Vox & chromatic interplay reminds us of Berlin
at their best “Far From That” is
a sleekly stealth reverb blues soaked cut. We tend to favor the chanteuse
over the machine , but it’s just a subjective opinion. Kind of like yin
& yang. Atonal & detached , versus sultry, alluring , beguiling. Both
brain numbing Central Line South”
melds the machinations of post industrial word play meets trip hop. The
existential stark response filters conciseness through the alert mind
observation “Follow Me” has a post
modern retro hip dip. The inventive willingness to break though old doors
& reach a new zenith is exhibited in this cut. It’s smooth & hypnotic
sleekness , right down to the brass bleeps is sublime & highly chic recommended.
An excellent cut. Inspired arrangement nuance bekons Icelandic Bjork references.
We give this one our “B” word. Brilliant Pencilbrain leads in
essence. Others follow. Pencilbrain ruminates, where others watch as observers.
Pencilbrain ponders, while others have no clue. Pencilbrian watches the
vehicles in the sky like jets. Others keep walking aimlessly. Pencilbrain
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Pencilbrain’s
“Diverted Witness” arrives as a work of an artist collective that is world
wide based ; Administered out of the U.S. & the Netherlands from the business
angle 
