Review of "333" in Vital Weekly

http://www.vitalweekly.net/774.html

ARVO 333 (CD by no label given)
An series of electronic illustrations of an emotional infatuation with 333 industrial work with a long history of its gestation, a Salvador Dali work if ever there was one in industrial music. played in various venues and group members and none over 11 years.. "with a sample-based material ranging from madly structured pseudo-classical, swing jazz, or exotica to industrial, noise, drone." which accounts probably for its over worked ornate baroque features. just summarizes, encapsulates the virtual modernity and spaces we now find ourselves in, in its eclectic disgust for the present it has to be a remarkable critique, I cant say I like it, but then I don't particularly like the current situation, or were the paintings of Francis Bacon pretty. it should be played for 24 hours over all media worldwide, and then humanity might see sense and in doing so as Camus advised commit mass suicide thus saving what is left of the planet.. to the seagulls outside this apartment now..(jliat)

"333" aired on Wm. Berger's My Castle of Quiet Radio Show on WFMU

A track from "333" was played on Wm. Berger's My Castle of Quiet Program, alongside artists such as Neuntoter Der Plage, Merzbow, Kakerlak, and Pussy Galore! This is an excellent franchise, basically the only time I ever hear something about "metal" being mentioned and get excited. DESCEND!