Pretty good live, Kyo's voice was getting better

Shelter is a really powerful track, the sounds crawl into you
Yellow Silk Buddha is a normal Incapacitants track, a wall of slow dynamics

Magical, out of this world while being progressive and dynamic

Fun to listen to, very psychedelic

First part is standard
Second part might be one of the best Incapacitants track I've ever heard, those demonic screams make for a very immersive and scary experience

Groovy, powerful, melodic, everything that makes The Flower Kings so good

Very influential record, a different touch on his Modal Jazz

Good live, powerful production

Great EP

So beautiful and relaxing, like most of his records

Holy mother of god, this record is insane
Sec End is one of the most advanced and technical piece they've ever done

A glimpse at what Fallujah will become

Relaxing but sometimes repetitive

The start of a great band, their style was already very defined

Fun, even if we're actually listening to 2 tracks

CD2 : Dynamics are insane, it never stops
Felt like being tied up and stabbed by knives from everywhere
CD3 : Very rhythmic sometimes and other times, it will attack you from nowhere

The title of the track is so representative of the track itself :
A guy alone in a cave, with his guitar, slowly getting covered by whirling snow.
A real musical adventure

Very early Harsh noise right there
First 30 min are very repetitive, almost psychedelic, you can feel your body unconsciously moving with the sinewaves
Transition at 33' is huge
Another rhythm comes in, transition into the second part, a straight up noise wall (in 1981)
Third part feels like a mix between the first two parts : The screeching and grating sounds of Part 2 + the dynamics of Part 1.

Good

Nostalgic album, a bit cringy but fun listen

Awesome mix of Blues/Hard Rock
Powerful and groovy, great debut

The beginnings of Incapacitants, less static than Eternal Paralysis but not as dynamic as their later releases, very diverse record.
Those crackling sounds really get on your skin and make you shiver.
44' : Are those samples I hear ?

The more violent tracks are powerful and angry, Kyo's screams are really getting better at this point, even through the use of distortion.
But the best tracks are definitely the ballads (Namekashiki, The Pledge, Conceived Sorrow, ...)
Then the unplugged comes and you are transported into another dimension

Viceral, weird, violent, everything that makes Tool so great.

Calmer and colder Merzbow release.
More complex that it sounds, although it can be quite boring sometimes (e.g. end of Balaram)
Kinda reminds me of Vibractance