Idioblast 1983-2004

John Fekner's "City Squad Idioblast 1983-2004" is a wild ride through the urban jungle of experimental sounds and gritty beats. This album is a time capsule of Fekner's evolution as an artist, spanning over two decades of sonic exploration. From the opening track, "Concrete Jungle Groove," to the closing notes of "Subway Serenade," Fekner takes the listener on a journey through the concrete jungle of New York City. The funky bass lines and dissonant guitar riffs create a chaotic yet captivating atmosphere that perfectly encapsulates the energy of the city that never sleeps. Fekner's use of found sounds and street noises adds an authentic touch to the album, creating a sense of place and time that is both nostalgic and futuristic. The track "Graffiti Symphony" is a perfect example of this, blending the sounds of spray cans and subway trains with haunting melodies that transport the listener to the gritty streets of 1980s NYC. Overall, "City Squad Idioblast 1983-2004" is a must-listen for any fan of experimental music or urban art. Fekner's unique blend of punk, hip-hop, and industrial influences creates a sound that is truly original and unlike anything else in the music landscape. So grab your headphones, hit play, and get ready to be transported to the wild world of John Fekner.