MonkeyJunk’s second album, All Frequencies, is the most electrifying album to hit the music scene in years.
The whole album teems with great beats and tempo. It’s gritty, hypnotic and seductive and it will get into your body and mind.
Good chance I won’t remember the particulars of each song as much as I’ll remember how exciting the album, as a whole, was to listen to.
Powerful bluesy-rock album colored with electra-funk and the smoky, twining music that sounds like it comes straight from the soulful and magical recesses of the bayou.
Although well done and without technical fault, the funk flavour of the album wasn’t as powerful and evoking as the rest and All Frequencies would have been just as good if not better without that aspect.
Although the lyrics take second to the overall production and rhythm of the album, All Frequencies is finally an album with something to say rather than words strung together in the sole purpose of creating a catchy hit the mass audience will easily swallow.
All Frequencies isn’t going to be an album for everyone, but it has the talent and sound to remain in musical libraries for decades and is worth the second, third and fourth listens it’ll take to fully appreciate every component.