IMPLOSION

I'm admittedly not the most committed fan of electronic music, but I will claim an appreciation for the high points of the genre. This is not one of them. Listen to this music, and imagine it being played on conventional instruments (nearly all of it could easily be played thus). It's no more than very basic, very repetitive stoner rock. It relies entirely on the novelty of the sound to set it apart - and even by 1980, I doubt there was anything especially novel about the sounds on this record. "Black Devil's Triangle" is the only piece that is at all genuinely interesting.