KORINTHIANS - Chaoscontrol

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Review by Bryan Enrìquez

Chaoscontrol by KORINTHIANS: A Sonic Dive into Shadows and Sparks Alright, buckle up because Chaoscontrol by KORINTHIANS is one of those albums that sneaks up on you when you least expect it. Released in 2020 outta Belgium—yeah, the land of chocolate and rain—it’s a wild mashup of genres like Electronic, Rock, Post-Punk, Darkwave, Indie Rock, and even some New Wave vibes for good measure. No label? Doesn’t matter. This thing breathes raw energy, like someone just hit record while chaos was happening all around them. First off, let’s talk about “A Way with Words.” It’s this brooding track that sinks its teeth into your brain and refuses to let go. The bassline slinks along like it owns the place, while the vocals hover somewhere between confidence and desperation. You can almost picture a dimly lit room where shadows dance as the synths pulse through the air. What sticks with me? That moment when everything drops out except for the drums—it's so simple yet punches harder than most overproduced stuff out there. Feels honest, y’know? Then there’s “Wave,” which feels like standing at the edge of an ocean during a storm. The guitars shimmer but sting, kinda like saltwater spray on bare skin. There’s this eerie layer of reverb-soaked keys floating underneath, giving it an otherworldly vibe. I swear, every time I hear it, I’m transported to some desolate beach littered with broken dreams (in the best way possible). It’s haunting but oddly comforting, like wrapping yourself in a cold blanket because warmth isn’t really an option anymore. Tracks like “Regrets” and “Pray So You Believe” show off the band’s knack for blending gloomy atmospheres with sharp hooks. And don’t get me started on “Icarus Airlines”—it’s got this soaring quality, like trying to touch the sun knowing full well you’re gonna burn. But honestly, the whole album flows together seamlessly, each song bleeding into the next without ever feeling repetitive. What makes Chaoscontrol stand out is how unapologetically human it feels. It doesn’t try too hard to be polished or perfect; instead, it embraces imperfections like they’re old friends. Listening to it feels like eavesdropping on a conversation you weren’t meant to hear—one filled with longing, frustration, and maybe a little hope buried deep beneath the surface. So yeah, if you’re into music that messes with your head in the best way possible, give Chaoscontrol a spin. Just don’t blame me if you find yourself stuck in a spiral of existential thoughts afterward. Oh, and here’s the kicker—it’s from Belgium, not exactly known as a hotspot for darkwave bangers. Makes you wonder what else we’ve been missing from this tiny country, huh?

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Download

Filename: korinthians-chaoscontrol.zip
  • MP3 size: 33 mb
  • FLAC size: 540 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Aura H671
A Way with words
Chaoscontrol
Beat
A Means to an End
Pray so you believe
Regrets
Wave
Icarus Airlines
You and Island

Video

KORINTHIANS - ICARUS AIRLINES

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Catalog Numbers

Kor003

Labels

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Formats

  • CD
  • Album

Notes

Debut CD of Belgian Band

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Chaoscontrol* by KORINTHIANS is a hidden gem from Belgium, blending genres like Electronic, Rock, and Darkwave. It came out in 2020 without a label backing it, which makes it even more impressive. Tracks like "A Way with Words" and "Icarus Airlines" showcase this unique mix of Post-Punk and Indie Rock vibes. Not tied to any big label, it feels raw and authentic—like music made purely for the love of it.

Comments

cieklinski1
2025-03-15
KOOL!
memea2632
2025-03-14
Bull shit
christineg89
2025-03-13
Well done, amazing!
naidya
2025-03-12
Fenomenal
melanieinottawa
2025-03-11
fantasticSong!..
g13guy
2025-03-10
Lovely