While their newest album isn't exactly commercial, this, their first effort, kicks commercial squarely in the balls and leaves it whimpering in a corner. Full of screaming, fuzzed up synths, incoherent ranting, and assorted oddness, it's strangely hypnotic.
If synthesizers could go insane, this is the noise they'd make as they muttered to themselves in the middle of the night, rocking back and forth in a pool of their own filth. And it's fucking brilliant!!
It works best as an album, but have a listen to Sweet Love For Planet Earth, and if you like it, hunt down the full album.
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