Intoxicated World is the Swedish hardrock band Zitter\u2019s third release in 51 weeks. This time, the compass needle points in a heavier direction. Still, when it comes to the vocal lines and the riffs, the melodies are intact.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
With the nine tracks on Intoxicated World, Fred Z (vocals & bass), B Gustaf (guitars) and MacCalico Adee (software drums), prove that there still is a lot left in their crea[1]tive cornucopia. With the tracks Lonely, If God Doesn\u2019t Let You In, Zisters & Brotherz and Pan For Gold, the band shows how they have refined their self-proclaimed sound, vultureistic beak n\u2019 roll machine music. There, heavy bass lines meet high-powered guitar riffs and captivating synth melodies, all backed up by rhythm patterns that might be a threat to every bone in a dancing body. Zitter have sharpened their metallic beaks in the title track Intoxicated World, and have put on their most exuberant rock[1]plumage in This is the Way.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The lyrics deal with the big existential questions, told as stories about interhuman relations or as standpoints in burning world issues. A more absurd turn is taken in\u00a0 Lines. The lyrics in the softer Save Me, is told through the eyes of a member of a well[1]known, perhaps world famous, now dissolved Swedish sect from Knutby.<\/p>\n\n\n\n