Babylonian Tiles - Teknicolour Aftermath

Review by Max Baily

Babylonian Tiles' Teknicolour Aftermath is a psychedelic journey through a world of sound that is both otherworldly and familiar. The album's eclectic mix of electronic beats, distorted guitars, and ethereal vocals creates a sonic landscape that is both haunting and beautiful.

From the opening track, "Electric Dreamscape," the listener is transported to a world of swirling synths and pulsing rhythms that set the tone for the rest of the album. The standout track, "Infinite Regression," is a mesmerizing blend of dreamy vocals and driving beats that builds to a powerful crescendo.

Throughout the album, Babylonian Tiles demonstrate their mastery of electronic music, seamlessly blending elements of ambient, techno, and post-rock to create a unique sound that is all their own. The final track, "The End of Everything," is a fitting conclusion to the journey, with its haunting vocals and atmospheric soundscapes leaving the listener with a sense of both wonder and melancholy.

Summary by Max Baily

Teknicolour Aftermath is a stunning achievement from Babylonian Tiles, showcasing their talent for crafting intricate and immersive soundscapes that push the boundaries of electronic music. Fans of experimental music and psychedelic rock will find much to enjoy in this album.