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"V is for vagina" CD by Puscifer

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New project of Tool-chef Maynard James Keenan.
Item no. 433416
Title V is for vagina
Musical Genre Alternative/Indie
Product topic Bands
Band Puscifer
Release date 10/26/07
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Queen B
  • 2.
    Dozo
  • 3.
    Vagina mine
  • 4.
    Momma sed
  • 5.
    Drunk with power
  • 6.
    The undertaker
  • 7.
    Trekka
  • 8.
    Indigo children
  • 9.
    Sour grapes
  • 10.
    Rev. 22:20 (Dry Martini Mix)

by Christian Albers (01.10.2007) When I read this band name for the first time I wondered what Maynard James Keenan wanted to tell us. Is Lucifer a woman? Well, we don't know and we can only guess. But among these people, everything is a bit more curious, anyway. By the time of this review, the only material available was the three songs online (www.puscifer.com). The new project of the Tool-frontman contains, as he himself says, his complete, creative sub-consciousness that he can't use in Tool, A Perfect Circle and Caduceus. And creative are these songs indeed. "Rev 22:20" begins with such great, low electro sounds that it almost hashed my speakers. "The undertaker", with its distorted sounds could almost be filed under Industrial Rock. The third song is a remix version of "Rev 22:20", which differs from the original version by the fact that it runs slower and uses even lower basses and the vocals are a bit clearer. Result: for every fan of Tool and A.P.C. an enrichment for his record collection.