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Zodiac 68 - Head Full of Chaos

9/15/2023

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Zodiac 68

Head Full of Chaos
​self-released; 2023

3.9 out of 5

By Dan Weston

Zodiac 68, conceived by South Wales-based songwriter Matthew Dunn, a name familiar to our readers from previous features, embarks on a fascinating departure with their third album Head Full of Chaos.

This latest release veers away from the heavy riffs that characterized their initial two albums, embracing a captivating blend of dynamic rock, piano-infused grunge and electronica-tinged tracks, all underpinned by colossal choruses and searing guitar solos. 

The album kicks off with "The Lynching Tree," a robust mid-energy rocker that exudes an alternative radio-friendly vibe. Its infectious catchiness, complete with a classic guitar solo and unforgettable melodies, earmarks it as a potential radio hit. "Piano-based grunge" takes center stage on "Insignificant," where Dunn's lyrical prowess takes the spotlight. Lines like "Reduced to polite questions, So open but it broke your heart, Architecture can bring love, Twenty-six years to heaven" resonate with poignant, poetic and substantial power, adding a layer of depth to the lyrical landscape. 

Transitioning into a more atmospheric and electronically infused soundscape, "No Apologies" envelops listeners with soft ambient tones before surging into a rock-oriented chorus, introducing distorted guitars that electrify the musical landscape. As the album unfolds, it weaves a rich array of emotions, textures and tones. "Maybe After All" beckons with its warm and welcoming melodies, while "Learn To Love" escalates into epic climaxes that command attention. 

​Other solid tracks, including "Jealous Sometimes," "Invisible Scars" and "Unfaithful," each carve their own distinct path within the album's sonic narrative. Taken as a whole, Head Full of Chaos offers nothing less than a musical journey that warrants a start-to-finish immersion. Zodiac 68 has fashioned a collection that effortlessly traverses a spectrum of emotions and moods. To truly savor the intricacies and emotional depth of this album, a full-length listening experience is essential. Head Full of Chaos is an exceptional offering that should not be overlooked. Dive in and let the sonic waves wash over you.
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