Twin Infinitives (studio album) by Royal Trux

It makes more sense if you imagine this is the background soundtrack to a horror movie, or more likely a homemade YouTube horror video series. Still can't say it's real good, but it makes more sense. In that way, it's got some moments of" interesting" noise - most tracks are as disconcerting as the radio crackling or Pyramid Head's blade dragging across metal in Silent Hill 2. But there's a fine line between disconcerting and annoying, and this goes back and forth across the line continuously.

Really weird

despite all that's going on, i don't think there's actually very much going on here

From splashfoop 01/12/2017 11:31

Este es el álbum más hermético que haya escuchado nunca (y eso es mucho decir). Sin embargo, uno se va introduciendo en él cada vez con mayor facilidad. El disfrute no tardará en invadir a los apasionados del género.
Definitivamente es esta una obra maestra a revindicar, posiblemente la obra cumbre del dadaísmo.

There is a seen in the office where they interview James Spaders character for the position of the boss. They conclude that while he is insane, he is most likely a genius.
I am 100% sure this album is insane an 99% its genius.

From louisjwyatt 04/15/2015 21:58

I love shitty noise, but god this is just bad. Why anybody would agree to produce this is beyond me. This is the lowest rating I've ever given an album on BEA, but seriously, Royal Trux just aren't even trying here. Do yourself a favor and smoke some meth before you ever give this a try.

I like the first tracks use of a laser gun as an instrument.

From ProfessorSquid 04/12/2013 01:57

I can't say that I fell in love with this right away, but there's definitely something going on here.

Nice harmonies and melodies.

From junodog4 09/26/2012 03:30

It's funny - I like Royal Trux (I like Jon Spencer even more) but I don't think this is their best. It's alright, if you're into this kind of thing, but I thought they got more focused after this.