Whitehouse - USA III

Review by Enea Dettori

Whitehouse's USA III is a haunting and visceral album that pushes the boundaries of noise and power electronics. From the opening track "Why You Never Became A Dancer" to the closing "Pillar Of Fire", the album is an intense and relentless assault on the senses.

The tracks are filled with abrasive and distorted sounds, from screeching feedback to harsh static bursts, that create an unsettling and unsettling atmosphere. The vocals are distorted and manipulated, adding to the overall feeling of unease.

The album's political themes are also evident, with tracks like "Dictator" and "Movement 2000" addressing issues of power and control. The use of samples, including speeches from political figures, adds to the album's message and impact.

Summary by Enea Dettori

USA III is not an easy listening experience, but it is a powerful and thought-provoking one. Whitehouse's mastery of noise and their willingness to push the boundaries of the genre make this album a standout in their discography.