The resurrection of Samsa's dream

Weena Morloch, a side project of Alex that was known for one thing: Ohrenbtäubenden crash. Anders could not entitle the the evocative names Art X = the first output? wore. The second output carcasses complex came with the cult hit ball in the face and therefore was the first song of Weena Morloch with text. Trauma 7 was then an interesting development and in the direction of the old Samsa's dream, lyrically wavering between the cold sound of the Utopia and lyrically inspired by Oh my Luna. Epanalepsis eventually went a giant step back = to Art-X ?. And now so amok, well get going.

Musically we move between the first 3 Samsas dream boards. That's definitely not Weena Morloch, it's too calculating, too cold and too provocative. The lyrics are very reminiscent of the old dream Samsas albums, they are provocative, shocking and disturbing. They get under your skin and leave an unpleasant aftertaste. Something like that sounded once Samsas dream of before Alex turned the project into a completely different direction.

Theoretically Amok is the resurrection of the old Gregor Samsa, basically this record is what have the fans of Alex wished for Samsas dream. But from these roots Samsas dream has dissolved, so it puts Alex on the Weena Morloch rail. The experiment was a success.

The album is definitely not for the faint of heart, but it is definitely worth reinzuhöern.