Sissy Spacek - Glass

Review by Cícero Lourenço

Glass by Sissy Spacek is an experimental noise album that pushes the boundaries of sound and emotion. The album is a collaboration between actress Sissy Spacek and noise musician John Wiese, and it is their second album together.

The album consists of six tracks, with each track exploring different soundscapes and textures. The album opens with "The Haze," a track that features distorted vocals and heavy percussion, creating a chaotic and disorienting atmosphere. The second track, "Euphoria," is a more subdued and meditative piece, with Spacek's vocals floating over a hypnotic drone.

The album continues with "Glass," a track that features harsh noise and distorted samples, creating a sense of unease and tension. "Solitude" is a haunting and melancholic piece, with Spacek's vocals conveying a sense of loneliness and isolation. The album closes with "Falling," a track that features a cacophony of sound, ending the album on a chaotic and intense note.

Summary by Cícero Lourenço

Glass by Sissy Spacek is a challenging and rewarding listening experience. The album may not be for everyone, but for those who are open to experimental noise music, it is a must-listen. The album showcases Spacek's versatility as an artist and Wiese's skill as a noise musician, making for a unique and memorable collaboration.