Sonic Gastronomy Volume 1

Hesus Attor do not hide their influences, their metal and hard core origins, but they often look back on them through a magnifying glass of irony and satire. Nothing is sacred to them. They devour and digest everything, only to spit it out again. By disregarding tradition, using deconstruction and a dadaistic concept, Hesus Attor and their mathematically precise anti-mixture of musical genres have placed themselves outside of every framework. Listening to their music causes avant-gard claustrophobia. They are as untameable as Mr Bungle once was and Mike Patton still is. They do not fear the comparison with the Japanese demons Boredoms and Ruins; in fact they seem to be cross-bred with them. Just like John Zorn was in Naked City's good years.

Hesus Attor's latest album Sonic Gastronomy Volume 1 was cooked and fried in Rijeka's catacombs for
over a year just to be ready in time for mass consumption in September 2008, served by Moonlee Records. The outcome is spectacular: a mixture of parody, schizophrenia and the absurd. Listening to this album you will realise that not only your digestive system is being tested, but also your patience and your ability to concentrate. Take the record into your hands. A blow below the belt and an unbelievable cultural electroshock await you.