Imagining the thicker surrealism and
futuristic experimental of pugilist coal miner son grown to his mature points
where his temporary ideas on song-writing and music arrangement have brought Dennis
Leigh or John Foxx of Chorley, Lancashire – England replacing Pink Floyd’s
interests of Progressive Rock to the simplified beat-spooner gone danceable as
New Wave being choose to expressing himself as the influenced of David Gilmore
and co. kept this man creates his own band before the reality speaks and
further experimentation gives John Foxx perspective to different genres such
Glam music, Reggae, Synth-Pop to Industrial as the likes for New York Dolls to
Kraftwerk and Roxy Music sending him onto a solo career walks and Matematic
seems to be the debut album that spreading weird creepy sounds to be made
barking soft to the audience like a little doggy as the touching of light-wall
glowing brighter reveals the recording oddities themed park songs for the
adults with less sense of humor onto the fanatic New Wave ears to listening for
the monotonous eerie melodies by keyboards or samples going to scratch the
stereo within Plaza, He’s A Liquid, Underpass, No-One Driving, Blurred Girl to
Touch and Go not disguising the electro-pop choice on popular culture stepping
into the eighties – perhaps, could make you sleepy by easy going. Matematic:
http://myzuka.club/Album/482093/John-Foxx-Metamatic-1980
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