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ElectroBluesSociety in concert, a man playing guitar and a man playing drums

Album Review: ElectroBluesSociety 2016-2022

ElectroBluesSociety 2016-2022

Artist: ElectroBluesSociety


Label: Black and Tan Records

Released: 2022

Number of Tracks: 13

Duration: 55:44

Website: https://www.facebook.com/ElectroBluesSociety


Review by Craig Whittington

This band is essentially two musicians, Jasper Mortier on bass and drums, and Jan Mittendorp on guitar. They have backed long lists of artists on tour and are veteran road dogs. ElectroBluesSociety is their outlet for creating experimental music with their musician friends. Effects are used where they haven’t before, and not subtly. The vocals are one place they are cooking up something new. Natural and traditional sounds are not the goal here. I’d describe it to you, but since it doesn’t sound like the sounds I’ve heard before, I can’t. There’s a fun aspect to that, and I believe that is the intention. There’s parts I like. I like trying to figure what the Hell they are doing. I think it is likely not an homage to Blues Societies, but clever word play and humor. My feelings ain’t hurt and that’s only my interpretation of the thing. More than once I’ve thought an album was crazy until I really became acquainted with it. I myself have been held for 72-hour observation just to be sure you, the general population, are in no danger. That information might be fun, same as this record, but I can neither confirm nor deny.

Hear for yourself: Listen on Youtube

Category: Album Reviews

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