The overbearing,obsessive, pulse-pounding rhythm section of Streetcleanercan be off-putting at first, like a first day at the factory.
There's a recurring theme of repetition on this album, which is shrewdly developed by Justin Broadrick and G.C Green. Now, let's tackle the important part of Streetcleaner: the freakin' music. Streetcleaneris an album you'll remember lines and moments from and not necessarily entire songs, hence its immense re-listenability. Warrior-like growl to an echoing, almost Gregorian chant depending on the atmosphere of the song and it always remain a key factor despite that the lyrics aren't super deep. Broadrick modulates his voice throughout the entirety of Streetcleaner, ranging from a Tom G. For example, he finishes the song " Pulp" with angry, guttural, wordless screams that never fail to raise the hair on my neck. Broadrick's performance does have high moments, though. There are very little on each songs and they don't make a lot of sense and this is by design. The audio mix of Streetcleanerconceals the vocals of Justin Broadrick and they merge into the wall of sound even at the highest volume. The first thing to know about Streetcleaneris that it isn't about the lyrics. Streetcleaneris an album that chases you down the hallways of your own subconcious. I wanted to introduce you this timeless achievement in sonic aggression for horroctober for a simple reason: it is the soundtrack to your worst nightmares. Whenever someone mentions their unholy name, their debut full-length album Streetcleaner is frequently associated with the discussion. What is the legacy of Godflesh, though? A band that is still active today, heading into their third decade of existence. They are " influential" like Joy Division is to the New Wave and post-punk movements or Kraftwerk is to contemporary electronic music. Godflesh is a British industrial metal band formed by Justin Broadrick and G.C Green in 1988. Everybody knows who they are but few people actually followed their career.
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