Reynols - Rampotanza Grodo Rempelente

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Review by Mark Matheson

Rampotanza Grodo Rempelente: A Wild Ride Through Abstract Soundscapes Alright, let’s get one thing straight—Reynols’ Rampotanza Grodo Rempelente isn’t your typical electronic album. Released in 2003 under Locust Music, this beast of a record dives headfirst into ambient, experimental, and abstract territory like it's trying to break some invisible sound barrier. It’s not for everyone. Hell, it might not even be for most people. But if you’re into music that feels like it crawled outta some alternate dimension where chaos reigns supreme, then buckle up. The title track, “Rampotanza Grodo Rempelente,” hits you like a ton of bricks wrapped in fog. It’s glitchy as hell, with these weird, pulsating rhythms that feel like they’re alive—and maybe slightly pissed off at you. There’s no melody here in the traditional sense; instead, you get layers upon layers of dissonance and texture. You know those moments when you think your laptop is about to explode? That’s what this track feels like. And yet, somehow, it works. It sticks with you because it doesn’t try to comfort or entertain—it challenges you. Like, "Hey, can you handle this?" Spoiler alert: most folks probably can’t. Then there’s “Rampotanza Grodo Rempelente: Response.” If the first track was the question, this one’s the answer—but it ain’t no polite conversation. This cut takes the madness from the opener and twists it further, throwing in these eerie drones that sound like alien machinery malfunctioning. It’s hypnotic but also kinda unsettling, like staring too long at a flickering lightbulb. The whole thing builds and shifts unpredictably, keeping you on edge. By the time it fades out, you’re left wondering what the hell just happened—and whether you liked it or not. Look, I’m not gonna lie—this album ain’t easy listening. It’s abrasive, weird, and occasionally frustrating as all hell. But damn if it doesn’t leave an impression. Listening to Rampotanza Grodo Rempelente feels less like enjoying music and more like surviving some bizarre audio assault course. And honestly? That’s exactly why it’s worth checking out. Here’s the kicker though: after spinning this album a few times, I started thinking about how much our brains crave order. Maybe that’s why stuff like this freaks us out so much—it refuses to play by any rules we understand. Or maybe Reynols just really hated their equipment and decided to torture it until it screamed. Either way, hats off to ‘em.

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Artist: Reynols
Album: Rampotanza Grodo Rempelente
Rating: 3.83

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Rampotanza Grodo Rempelente: Response15:19
Rampotanza Grodo Rempelente17:12

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Catalog Numbers

LOCUST 28

Labels

Locust Music

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Formats

  • CD
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Barcode: 646315902822

About Reynols

Argentinian experimental band that began in 1993 as Burt Reynols Ensamble. They changed their name to Reynols in 1996 following legal action.

Name Vars

  • Burt Reynols Ensamble
  • Burt Reynols Ensemble
  • Reynolds

Aliases

  • Gernols
  • No-Reynols

Members

  • Anla Courtis
  • Miguel Tomasin
  • Pacu Conlazo
  • Christian Dergarabedian
  • Roberto Conlazo
  • Macs
  • Fernando Perales

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Rampotanza Grodo Rempelente* by Reynols is a wild mix of ambient, experimental, and abstract sounds. Released in 2003 on Locust Music, it’s basically two tracks of mind-bending audio exploration. The entire album is just one track repeated twice—once as the main piece and again as a "response." It’s like the band dared themselves to rethink their own work in real time. Definitely not your typical listen!