Destroy Rock and Roll
Mylo
2004
Tracks
1. Valley Of The Dolls
2. Sunworshipper
3. Musclecars
4. Drop The Pressure
5. In My Arms
6. Guilty Of Love
7. Paris Four Hundred
8. Destroy Rock & Roll
9. Rikki
10. Otto's Journey
11. Muscle Car (Reform Reprise)
12. Zenophile
13. Need You Tonite
14. Emotion 98.6
1. Valley Of The Dolls
2. Sunworshipper
3. Musclecars
4. Drop The Pressure
5. In My Arms
6. Guilty Of Love
7. Paris Four Hundred
8. Destroy Rock & Roll
9. Rikki
10. Otto's Journey
11. Muscle Car (Reform Reprise)
12. Zenophile
13. Need You Tonite
14. Emotion 98.6
House music is so hard to judge, because if you are just sitting alone in your apartment and listening to it, it's never very interesting. You need to be in a club or festival setting, otherwise it doesn't translate.
Of course, Mylo tries to make it interesting by including jokes and some commentary. I found those bits rather repetitive and obnoxious, but at least it made the album stand out a little.
This was clearly made with minimalism in mind, and for the most part it worked. But this style still isn't my cup of tea.
RATING: 2/5
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