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With a name as silly and obscure as Unifaun, I expected
this to be an unlistenable album. Truthfully, the end result
is remarkably good. While it starts off somewhat dampened
and hampered, I was ultimately aroused by wispy synthesizers
on par with Nestlé Aero and Cadbury Flake.***
Unifaun's debut is Genesis system-integrated with the
suspense-driven games of Tron, and it's apparent that the
master director behind the console has done his best to clone
Peter Gabriel's hypnotic voice. If you splice the layers,
you may even hear Moon Safari or the Beach Boys in the underbelly
of its milieu. All around, this is a valiant effort by a group
of relatively unknown entities.***
To make my debugging complete, I will insert this breakpoint:
Both "Birth Of A Biggie" and "Swingers Party" performed very
well. Additionally, "Rehacksis," "Finistère", and "End-Or-Fin"
are a triage of dandy instrumentals that run through the compiler
with ease. To provide another technical reference, Van McCoy
and the Soul City Symphony have seemingly inspired the disco
in these cuts.***
I'd certainly be open to channeling more of this fine
output into my aural sensors the next time they spike the
market with their flaky, airy material. In the meantime, this
pristine data will suffice to pre-populate our minds with
the songs that Genesis should have programmed in their neophytic
prime.
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