nineplanfailed – house
“House” begins with a storytelling vocal style, developing a narrative mood over a sluggish, almost doom-like rhythm section. The bass and drums provide a powerful, basic structure for the track’s initial sections, giving it a dark and melancholy vibe. The song’s mood changes significantly as it moves forward, becoming more modern and aggressive. Screamo-style vocals join the mix, and the musical arrangement begins to explore a hybrid spectrum between post-punk, math rock, and even Muse-inspired progressive rock. The changes seem unpredictable and meaningful, continuously changing the listener’s expectations. Around 1:50, the music moves into more experimental style, with the composition becoming almost avant-garde. There’s an aura of controlled chaos here, reminding us of Frank Zappa’s eccentric attitude, but filtered through a modern math rock perspective. The song avoids standard progressive rock clichés, with no extended solos or predictable arrangements, instead focusing on sudden changes in tempo, atmosphere, and tension. This results in a constantly changing soundscape that is both strange and fascinating.
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