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Title: Fuse, benzene, sand and soap
Review: It's almost fitting that Godspeed You Black Emperor! should adorn their second record, Slow Riot For New Zero Kanada, with a sketch of an incendiary device. The record opens with the touchwood that is the reverberant guitars and strings at the beginning of Moya and builds, via their kindling and fuelled by the benzene of hopelessness and paranoia, to a mighty rage.There's precious little music that I find to be as awe-inspiring as this. It's sad, apocalyptic and overwhelmingly cathartic and, when played loud, can make me forget everything else.
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