This review first appeared at www.graveconcernsezine.com
Label: Metropolis, Infacted
Release date: 6/01/2010
Reviewer: JimZombie
Crack the plastic, insert disc, press play and the music will do the rest. Bind is a brilliant album opener – so dancy that you will grove away even if ever so subtly. Blind, is one of those dance tracks that will appeal to many being damn easy to listen to and even easier to dance to. Most of the other floor oriented [...more]
JimZombie: How does it feel to be kicking off your first Australian tour in Sydney?
Daniel Graves: We are very honored and excited to be here. Not a lot of bands are offered the opportunity to come all this way, so we are indeed, very grateful.
JZ: How did the tour come about, was it more than just an invite?
DG: Joseph Chillari of Fiend Magazine and Riveting Promotions caught our show at the Wave Gotik [...more]
The Lair rocked, the DJs rocked, Shiv-r rocked, Aesthetic Perfection rocked hardcore – enough said! Just kidding, not about the rocking part but there is lots more to tell. I’m sure there are better industrial venues out there but the grungy, dilapidated, warehouse-pulled-back-from-the-brink-of-dereliction aesthetic of the Lair is as close to perfect as I have seen. We arrived to good vibrations, a DJ was warming the venue up and familiar faces came out [...more]
It is not a comment on society.
It is not a forum for philosophy.
It is not your new voice.
It is not a revolution.
Without form, without ego or intention,
Aesthetic Perfection is music without a cause.
Influences are combined, songs composed.
Audio is recorded, edited, arranged and mixed.
Music designed without purpose.
Aesthetic Perfection is set to make their first Australian appearance with gigs in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Perth. At this point I believe all gigs still have tickets [...more]
