DecoyMusic.com

The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza return this week with their new record, Danza III: The Series of Unfortunate Events, and has definitely left an impression on us here at DecoyMusic.com.  Here is an excerpt from our second 5/5 review in two weeks.

"The intro to “There's a Time and a Place For Everything” bends the line between guitar and bass, as it is honestly hard to tell what instrument is playing which part. The distortion-less mystery instrument makes a return in the middle of the song, just in time to call for a skull-crushingly heavy return to groove. Each song from here on out just elaborates on more ways to manipulate the seemingly endless aural possibilities that Danza has cooked up this time around. “Suicide's Best Friend” uses bends and harmonics that could probably most closely be described as “squiggles,” while “Hour of the Time” takes a polyrhythmic journey into the subterranean, all while exploring different arenas for “simply” pedaled notes to be displayed in between. The final three songs, especially “12-21-12,” all continue similar themes of mindfuck, which ends up being around 20 minutes of uncut Danza turmoil itself."  -- Cody Rogers

RIYL: Ion Dissonance, Meshuggah, A Life Once Lost