The album becomes rather jarring after this brief exploration of Teaadora’s tarnished pop tendencies, as “Uncertainty is Being” once again drags out the frayed guitars and non-existent vocal production work. It’s such a quick slide back into the calculated noise of the first couple of tracks that it jolts you away from any sort of emotional connection that might have formed from the previous songs. And in all honesty, her voice on this track becomes practically untenable, driving a wedge between the listener and herself. Beats Per Minute
Posted on: Mon, 21 Apr 2014 21:47:30 +0000
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