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| CHEESY – Beg | ||
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Label: Little Shark Rec./Twilight Vertrieb | |
| Release: Oktober 2003 | ||
| By: Medion | ||
| Points: 3 | ||
With
the promo-picture the feeblemindedness starts, with the music
it stops what Holland’s CHEESY is fabricating
here. Already name and cover make me presume that I might have
to deal with a pseudo-humoristic band which tries to get into
the spotlight with a lot of tomtom and forced fun. 100% right.
What expects me is a pick ‘n’ mix-Crossover from Nu-
to Death Metal, based on funpunk and mingled with Funk and Jazz.
Alright, perhaps I am not the ideal person to review this stuff,
but this crap is simply unnecessary. It seems like the four guys
would like to sound like System of a Down in their beginning,
but CHEESY are missing any kind of system structure.
Mixing styles may be a sign of creativitiy but randomly throwing
various riffs into a pot doesn’t prove any ability of good
songwriting. Technically they are versatile, no question, but
they lack in putting it into practice. Perhaps the quartett should
think of becoming a bit more homogen in the future, then they
might make it. But what remains here is a boring and - above all
- bugging mixture of Korn, Faith No More, Carcass and Blink 182.
To be handled with caution!
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