“Quite Operational” is like that one movie where the nerd gets the hot chick…or that one movie with the emotionally powered dance montage…or that other one that involves body swapping. Okay, obviously there is more than one movie containing at least one of these features but “Quite Operational” is anything but cliché.
I really like how THE SCHOENBERG AUTOMATION described “Monomer” via facebook. “This has been the best $5 I've spent on music in ages, it's super we'll written and sounds like I'm watching every Kurt Russell movie ever.” This description is dead on especially in the song “Night Drive.” Let’s be honest here…if one of the most brutal metal bands I’ve heard in a while puts forward an electronic project I will be damned if I let it go by unnoticed. Very thankful to have come across “Monomer,” it is a refreshing escape from all things demonic.
I’ve always been a fan of Sonic The Hedgehog soundtracks, which enhances my appeal of “Quite Operational,” for they bear small similarities. Tracks like “Deletion” and “On The Brink” are so atmospheric that is becomes virtually impossible to not find yourself being thrust from the arcade into a training montage or a late night solo cruise in a convertible wearing a leather jacket. Mad props to “Monomer’s” Gavin Allen.
- Tyler Dermitt
