The White Album
by Spungingles Band
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Within this pristine casing lie not just records, but gatefold sleeves housing each vinyl, meticulously crafted to preserve the timeless quality of the tracks. The weighty, high-quality vinyl discs boast a pristine, pure sound, meticulously remastered to bring forth every intricate detail envisioned by the band.
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about
Album Review: Spungingles - 'The White Album' (1968)
Release Date: November 21, 1968
The 1960s were an era of radical experimentation in music, and it was within this creative whirlwind that the electronic band Spungingles emerged. In November 1968, they released their iconic album 'The White Album', a groundbreaking and surreal exploration of electronic soundscapes that pushed the boundaries of what was possible in the realm of music.
Here's a track-by-track review of 'The White Album':
1. Ad Break VII (00:09)
The album kicks off with a mysterious snippet, 'Ad Break VII,' setting a peculiar tone for what's to come.
2. The Whitest Track (04:37)
This track immediately immerses the listener into the world of Spungingles, blending electronic textures and hypnotic rhythms.
3. Booglebob Casual Inpul v.2.1.2 (10:34)
A sprawling piece that explores intricate sonic layers, showing the band's masterful control over electronic soundscapes.
4. I Think Granola is Really Nice (04:48)
A surprising title for an equally surprising track, this one keeps you on your toes with its shifts in mood and tempo.
5. The White Music Saga - I (00:20)
A short but intriguing interlude that teases a larger narrative woven throughout the album.
6. The White Music Saga - II (00:52)
A continuation of the musical journey initiated in the previous track, 'White Majesty' takes you deeper into Spungingles' sonic universe.
7. Ad Break I (00:17)
Another enigmatic ad break, serving as a brief pause in the musical odyssey.
8. The White Music Saga - III (02:14)
The third installment of 'The White Music Saga' takes you to a climax, with captivating textures and a sense of impending revelation.
9. The White Music Saga - IV (01:44)
This track acts as an intermission, allowing listeners to catch their breath before the next chapter unfolds.
10. That's not a thought you had... (07:00)
A meandering sonic journey that encapsulates the experimental spirit of the era.
11. Five Tet (VIP Mix) [Original Mix] - 12" Edit by Spungingles (02:27)
A more accessible and danceable track, showcasing the band's versatility in electronic music.
12. The Soothing Fungus Manthem & The Bad Case Of The Woogles... (01:00:24)
This epic piece is the centerpiece of the album, pushing the boundaries of length and avant-garde exploration.
13. Makin' My Way Back In The Spungingles (03:02)
A comparatively shorter and more structured track, offering some relief from the experimental odyssey.
14. Cockin' With My Rock! (Do That On A Bitch) (02:38)
An audacious title for an equally audacious piece that combines elements of rock with electronic flair.
15. Music For When My Pee Boils (03:16)
A bizarre but intriguing exploration of sound textures and the human experience.
16. Supperlicious Blank Meat (Parts 1, 2 and 3) (08:08)
A multipart composition that explores the surreal and sometimes disorienting aspects of electronic music.
17. My Aunt Gino... / The Cold War: A Dirge of Leafless Lives (06:15)
A complex blend of remastered segments that dive into historical and emotional themes.
18. Those There Plant Matter Worming Into Your Brains... (14:12)
A lengthy journey that takes the listener to the depths of experimental sound and abstract narrative.
19. Ad Break II (00:50)
Another mysterious interlude that keeps the listener intrigued.
20. This is how I do it. (01:19)
A short and quirky track that offers a glimpse into the band's unconventional creative process.
21. White My Spungingles Gently Weeps (01:41)
A play on words that combines humor with ethereal soundscapes.
22. My (00:56)
A short snippet that leaves you craving more.
23. My sample Pack! (a demo, not a song) [Extended mix] (10:40)
An extended exploration of samples and sonic textures.
24. If You Give Me A Rhomboid... (07:31)
An adventurous and evolving piece that demands your attention.
25. Foreshadowing To The Music Community (00:38)
A cryptic glimpse into what's coming next.
26. The Ethereal Cloud: One (01:37)
A dreamy interlude that floats through your consciousness.
27. Ad Break III (00:22)
Another brief ad break, maintaining the album's mysterious ambiance.
28. Imp Fort.wav [ACT III : - The Funeral, Part I] (00:41)
A haunting and theatrical piece that marks the beginning of the album's final act.
29. Ad Break VI (00:35)
The penultimate ad break, creating an intriguing stop-and-start dynamic.
30. Dake Beat Pt. 5 (Parts 1-10) [ACT III : - The Funeral, Part II] (00:52)
An evolving and dynamic composition that builds upon the album's narrative.
31. Spungify Join now to receive... (00:02)
A promotional snippet that cleverly references the band's back-catalog.
32. Those There Plant Matter Worming Into Your Brains... (10:56)
The final act of the 'Plant Matter' saga, concluding with a sense of resolution and, perhaps, transformation.
33. I Too Love The Music Community... (03:12)
A dark and enigmatic exploration of electronic sound, with a cryptic title that leaves much to the imagination.
34. Ad Break IV (00:06)
Another fleeting ad break, offering a moment of reprieve.
35. Mosaic Crowdfunded Brain Firmware Update (05:03)
A title that hints at futuristic and innovative sounds, delivering on its promise with intricate textures and melodies.
36. Ad Break V (00:23)
The penultimate ad break before the album's grand finale.
37. Shark w/ Ballet Shoes (01:56)
A collaboration with The Rita, this track is a fusion of avant-garde electronic elements with an experimental edge.
38. Sprogy Statue, In Uterus Creates The God Of Known Whiteness... (21:05)
The magnum opus of the album, a sprawling and thought-provoking journey that encapsulates the essence of Spungingles' experimental spirit.
39. Ad Break X (00:55)
The final ad break before the album's conclusion.
In conclusion, 'The White Album' by Spungingles is a testament to the boundless creativity and experimental spirit of the 1960s. With its enigmatic ad breaks, multipart sagas, and audacious sonic explorations, it's an album that takes you on a
"Sometimes there are long album creations that you are Spungingling to create an easy listening album of everything. This is one of those times, as the album contains many popular songs from many artists. Yes, even Johnny & Jags are to blame, as they've been making the Spunginglings cringe the entire time. The music is silly, corny, sometimes vulgar, and full of a haughty tone. Despite the sins, the music is decent enough to be considered a good entry into the genre, but don't expect to start your own band of spunginglings anytime soon. Jonni Moronnis brings this debut to the ears of fans with Spunginglings, which he describes as a "Spungingles Spunging-style of hilarious, childish, completely bad taste, profane, adult-themed comedy musical rock..."
-John Peel
NME:
Title: Spungingles - "The White Album"
Artists: Jonnis Moronnis and Jaggles Moronnis
"The White Album" is a musical journey through the imaginative and eclectic minds of Jonnis Moronnis and Jaggles Moronnis, collectively known as Spungingles. This album offers a kaleidoscope of sonic experiences, with a tracklist that varies from concise musical snippets to sprawling compositions. The album is a testament to the duo's creativity and their ability to traverse a wide range of genres and moods.
Tracklist:
Five Tet (VIP Mix) [Original Mix] - 12" Edit by Spungingles 02:27
The album opens with "Five Tet," a VIP mix by Spungingles. This track sets the tone with its intricate soundscapes and electronic beats, inviting the listener into the unique world of Spungingles.
Makin' My Way Back In The Spungingles 03:02
"Makin' My Way Back In The Spungingles" introduces a playful and bouncy rhythm, demonstrating the duo's ability to craft catchy and memorable melodies.
Cockin' With My Rock! (Do That On A Bitch) 02:38
This track takes an edgier turn, featuring bold lyrics and a fierce energy that shows Spungingles' versatility in mixing genres.
Music For When My Pee Boils 03:16
"Music For When My Pee Boils" transitions into a more atmospheric and contemplative mood, showcasing the duo's capacity to create evocative soundscapes.
Supperlicious Blank Meat (Parts 1, 2 and 3) 08:08
This extended composition is an epic journey through evolving soundscapes and moods. The multi-part structure allows Spungingles to explore a variety of sonic textures and themes.
My Aunt Gino (Part 1, Remastered 2006), (Part 2, Remastered 1997), (Part 3, Remastered 2010), (Part 4, Remastered 1993) / The Cold War: A Dirge of Leafless Lives (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7) 06:15
A sprawling piece, "My Aunt Gino" and "The Cold War" delve into nostalgia, history, and the intricacies of life, demonstrating Spungingles' storytelling prowess.
The Soothing Fungus Manthem & The Bad Case Of The Woogles That Occupy A Small Mystical Forrest That Happens To Be Nearby Boston, Massachusetts! 01:00:24
This track is an immersive and lengthy soundscape that takes the listener on an audio adventure, embracing a wide range of experiences along the way.
The Whitest Track 04:00
"The Whitest Track" is an intriguing exploration of minimalism and ambiance, showcasing the duo's experimental side.
I think granola is really Nice 04:47
An unexpected and humorous track, "I think granola is really Nice" adds a lighthearted touch to the album.
booglebob casual inpul v.2 10:19
A lengthy and complex composition, "booglebob casual inpul v.2" highlights Spungingles' ability to craft intricate sonic journeys.
Those There Plant Matter Worming Into Your Brains Is A Feeble Fight For "mean boys" 14:12
This track continues the exploration of elaborate storytelling, incorporating a broad spectrum of emotions and musical elements.
This is how I do it. 01:19
A brief interlude, "This is how I do it" offers a moment of reflection.
My 00:56
A concise snippet that provides a glimpse into Spungingles' creativity.
My sample Pack! (a demo, not a song) [Extended mix] 10:40
A demo-like track, "My sample Pack!" delves into the creative process, revealing the raw elements of music production.
If You Give Me A Rhomboid I Cut You In Half You Slag 07:31
A unique and intriguing title that matches the avant-garde nature of the music.
The Ethereal Cloud: One 01:37
"The Ethereal Cloud: One" presents an ethereal and meditative soundscape, allowing the listener to unwind.
Imp Fort.wav 00:41
Another short interlude that adds an element of surprise.
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An intriguing invitation to explore more of Spungingles' extensive discography.
Those There Plant Matter Worming Into Your Brains Is A Feeble Fight For "mean boys" 3 10:56
A continuation of the earlier theme, this track adds further depth to the album's narrative.
"The White Album" by Spungingles is a captivating musical journey that spans a vast array of genres, emotions, and storytelling. Jonnis Moronnis and Jaggles Moronnis' creative genius shines through each track, making it a must-listen for those seeking a unique and immersive musical experience.
Pitchfork:
Album Review: Spungingles - "The White Album"
Rating: ★☆☆☆☆
In the realm of experimental music, there are those who push the boundaries and break new ground, and then there are those who wander so far off the beaten path that they seem to have lost their way entirely. "The White Album" by Jonnis Moronnis and Jaggles Moronnis, under the moniker Spungingles, sadly falls into the latter category.
This bewildering concoction of soundscapes offers little more than a cacophonous mishmash of disjointed ideas that leave listeners scratching their heads in utter bewilderment. From start to finish, it's an exercise in sonic chaos that hardly qualifies as music.
The album kicks off with "Five Tet (VIP Mix) [Original Mix] - 12" Edit by Spungingles," a title that hints at the confusion awaiting the audience. It's an auditory assault, with no discernible structure or melody. The duo's idea of experimentation seems to involve throwing every possible sound at the wall and hoping something sticks. It doesn't.
"Makin' My Way Back In The Spungingles" doesn't fare much better, offering an equally disjointed experience. The lack of cohesion and any semblance of musicality continues throughout the record, making it impossible to engage with on any level.
"Cockin' With My Rock! (Do That On A Bitch)" showcases the album's lyrical content, which is as crass and bewildering as its sonic landscape. The album's attempt at edginess comes across as juvenile and tiresome, lacking any depth or thought-provoking substance.
Tracks like "The Soothing Fungus Manthem & The Bad Case Of The Woogles That Occupy A Small Mystical Forrest That Happens To Be Nearby Boston, Massachusetts!" take a self-indulgent dive into the abyss of indulgence, clocking in at an excruciating one hour and twenty-four minutes. It's a relentless assault on the listener's patience and offers nothing in return but frustration.
Even the shorter tracks, like "The Whitest Track" and "I think granola is really Nice," fail to find any redeeming qualities. They come across as mere filler, adding to the overall sense of aimlessness that permeates the album.
Spungingles's attempts at extended compositions, such as "My Aunt Gino (Part 1, Remastered 2006), (Part 2, Remastered 1997), (Part 3, Remastered 2010), (Part 4, Remastered 1993) / The Cold War: A Dirge of Leafless Lives (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7)," come off as a tedious exercise in excess. There's no discernible reason for such extended durations, other than perhaps to test the listener's endurance.
As if to add insult to injury, the album includes tracks like "My sample Pack! (a demo, not a song) [Extended mix]," which further highlights the lack of artistic direction or purpose. This, along with the closing tracks, does little to rescue what is an otherwise abysmal listening experience.
"The White Album" is a frustrating and grating exercise in experimental music that seems to prioritize chaos over creativity. It's a project that tests the limits of patience and offers little in return but a headache. Jonnis Moronnis and Jaggles Moronnis may have embarked on an artistic journey, but it's one that leaves listeners lost and bewildered in the sonic wilderness. This is an album best left unexplored.
-Positive review from Pitchfork
"In the summer of 1968, Jonnis Moronnis and Jaggles Moraggles of Spungingles found themselves in the heart of the swinging 60s, sharing a vibrant moment with the legendary John Lennon. The scene is set in a cozy, dimly lit room with shag carpeting, tie-dye tapestries, and an aura of creative inspiration.
Jonnis Moronnis, with his long, wavy hair and colorful attire, sits cross-legged on a bean bag chair, strumming an acoustic guitar, a thoughtful smile on his face. His fingers dance across the strings, producing a melodic tune that captures the spirit of the era.
Jaggles Moraggles, sporting round Lennon-esque sunglasses and a headband, sits nearby, enthusiastically discussing music and the art of experimentation with John Lennon. The room is filled with the scent of incense, and there's an unmistakable atmosphere of free-spirited creativity in the air.
John Lennon, with his iconic round glasses and disheveled hair, leans against a wall covered in posters of the era's iconic figures. He's engaged in a lively conversation with Jonnis and Jaggles, sharing insights about the music industry and the power of pushing artistic boundaries.
The moment captures the essence of the late 60s, where music and art were evolving, and creative minds like Jonnis Moronnis, Jaggles Moraggles, and John Lennon were at the forefront of a cultural revolution, changing the world with their innovative and boundary-pushing approaches to music."
-John Lennon
Release Date: November 21, 1968
The 1960s were an era of radical experimentation in music, and it was within this creative whirlwind that the electronic band Spungingles emerged. In November 1968, they released their iconic album 'The White Album', a groundbreaking and surreal exploration of electronic soundscapes that pushed the boundaries of what was possible in the realm of music.
Here's a track-by-track review of 'The White Album':
1. Ad Break VII (00:09)
The album kicks off with a mysterious snippet, 'Ad Break VII,' setting a peculiar tone for what's to come.
2. The Whitest Track (04:37)
This track immediately immerses the listener into the world of Spungingles, blending electronic textures and hypnotic rhythms.
3. Booglebob Casual Inpul v.2.1.2 (10:34)
A sprawling piece that explores intricate sonic layers, showing the band's masterful control over electronic soundscapes.
4. I Think Granola is Really Nice (04:48)
A surprising title for an equally surprising track, this one keeps you on your toes with its shifts in mood and tempo.
5. The White Music Saga - I (00:20)
A short but intriguing interlude that teases a larger narrative woven throughout the album.
6. The White Music Saga - II (00:52)
A continuation of the musical journey initiated in the previous track, 'White Majesty' takes you deeper into Spungingles' sonic universe.
7. Ad Break I (00:17)
Another enigmatic ad break, serving as a brief pause in the musical odyssey.
8. The White Music Saga - III (02:14)
The third installment of 'The White Music Saga' takes you to a climax, with captivating textures and a sense of impending revelation.
9. The White Music Saga - IV (01:44)
This track acts as an intermission, allowing listeners to catch their breath before the next chapter unfolds.
10. That's not a thought you had... (07:00)
A meandering sonic journey that encapsulates the experimental spirit of the era.
11. Five Tet (VIP Mix) [Original Mix] - 12" Edit by Spungingles (02:27)
A more accessible and danceable track, showcasing the band's versatility in electronic music.
12. The Soothing Fungus Manthem & The Bad Case Of The Woogles... (01:00:24)
This epic piece is the centerpiece of the album, pushing the boundaries of length and avant-garde exploration.
13. Makin' My Way Back In The Spungingles (03:02)
A comparatively shorter and more structured track, offering some relief from the experimental odyssey.
14. Cockin' With My Rock! (Do That On A Bitch) (02:38)
An audacious title for an equally audacious piece that combines elements of rock with electronic flair.
15. Music For When My Pee Boils (03:16)
A bizarre but intriguing exploration of sound textures and the human experience.
16. Supperlicious Blank Meat (Parts 1, 2 and 3) (08:08)
A multipart composition that explores the surreal and sometimes disorienting aspects of electronic music.
17. My Aunt Gino... / The Cold War: A Dirge of Leafless Lives (06:15)
A complex blend of remastered segments that dive into historical and emotional themes.
18. Those There Plant Matter Worming Into Your Brains... (14:12)
A lengthy journey that takes the listener to the depths of experimental sound and abstract narrative.
19. Ad Break II (00:50)
Another mysterious interlude that keeps the listener intrigued.
20. This is how I do it. (01:19)
A short and quirky track that offers a glimpse into the band's unconventional creative process.
21. White My Spungingles Gently Weeps (01:41)
A play on words that combines humor with ethereal soundscapes.
22. My (00:56)
A short snippet that leaves you craving more.
23. My sample Pack! (a demo, not a song) [Extended mix] (10:40)
An extended exploration of samples and sonic textures.
24. If You Give Me A Rhomboid... (07:31)
An adventurous and evolving piece that demands your attention.
25. Foreshadowing To The Music Community (00:38)
A cryptic glimpse into what's coming next.
26. The Ethereal Cloud: One (01:37)
A dreamy interlude that floats through your consciousness.
27. Ad Break III (00:22)
Another brief ad break, maintaining the album's mysterious ambiance.
28. Imp Fort.wav [ACT III : - The Funeral, Part I] (00:41)
A haunting and theatrical piece that marks the beginning of the album's final act.
29. Ad Break VI (00:35)
The penultimate ad break, creating an intriguing stop-and-start dynamic.
30. Dake Beat Pt. 5 (Parts 1-10) [ACT III : - The Funeral, Part II] (00:52)
An evolving and dynamic composition that builds upon the album's narrative.
31. Spungify Join now to receive... (00:02)
A promotional snippet that cleverly references the band's back-catalog.
32. Those There Plant Matter Worming Into Your Brains... (10:56)
The final act of the 'Plant Matter' saga, concluding with a sense of resolution and, perhaps, transformation.
33. I Too Love The Music Community... (03:12)
A dark and enigmatic exploration of electronic sound, with a cryptic title that leaves much to the imagination.
34. Ad Break IV (00:06)
Another fleeting ad break, offering a moment of reprieve.
35. Mosaic Crowdfunded Brain Firmware Update (05:03)
A title that hints at futuristic and innovative sounds, delivering on its promise with intricate textures and melodies.
36. Ad Break V (00:23)
The penultimate ad break before the album's grand finale.
37. Shark w/ Ballet Shoes (01:56)
A collaboration with The Rita, this track is a fusion of avant-garde electronic elements with an experimental edge.
38. Sprogy Statue, In Uterus Creates The God Of Known Whiteness... (21:05)
The magnum opus of the album, a sprawling and thought-provoking journey that encapsulates the essence of Spungingles' experimental spirit.
39. Ad Break X (00:55)
The final ad break before the album's conclusion.
In conclusion, 'The White Album' by Spungingles is a testament to the boundless creativity and experimental spirit of the 1960s. With its enigmatic ad breaks, multipart sagas, and audacious sonic explorations, it's an album that takes you on a
"Sometimes there are long album creations that you are Spungingling to create an easy listening album of everything. This is one of those times, as the album contains many popular songs from many artists. Yes, even Johnny & Jags are to blame, as they've been making the Spunginglings cringe the entire time. The music is silly, corny, sometimes vulgar, and full of a haughty tone. Despite the sins, the music is decent enough to be considered a good entry into the genre, but don't expect to start your own band of spunginglings anytime soon. Jonni Moronnis brings this debut to the ears of fans with Spunginglings, which he describes as a "Spungingles Spunging-style of hilarious, childish, completely bad taste, profane, adult-themed comedy musical rock..."
-John Peel
NME:
Title: Spungingles - "The White Album"
Artists: Jonnis Moronnis and Jaggles Moronnis
"The White Album" is a musical journey through the imaginative and eclectic minds of Jonnis Moronnis and Jaggles Moronnis, collectively known as Spungingles. This album offers a kaleidoscope of sonic experiences, with a tracklist that varies from concise musical snippets to sprawling compositions. The album is a testament to the duo's creativity and their ability to traverse a wide range of genres and moods.
Tracklist:
Five Tet (VIP Mix) [Original Mix] - 12" Edit by Spungingles 02:27
The album opens with "Five Tet," a VIP mix by Spungingles. This track sets the tone with its intricate soundscapes and electronic beats, inviting the listener into the unique world of Spungingles.
Makin' My Way Back In The Spungingles 03:02
"Makin' My Way Back In The Spungingles" introduces a playful and bouncy rhythm, demonstrating the duo's ability to craft catchy and memorable melodies.
Cockin' With My Rock! (Do That On A Bitch) 02:38
This track takes an edgier turn, featuring bold lyrics and a fierce energy that shows Spungingles' versatility in mixing genres.
Music For When My Pee Boils 03:16
"Music For When My Pee Boils" transitions into a more atmospheric and contemplative mood, showcasing the duo's capacity to create evocative soundscapes.
Supperlicious Blank Meat (Parts 1, 2 and 3) 08:08
This extended composition is an epic journey through evolving soundscapes and moods. The multi-part structure allows Spungingles to explore a variety of sonic textures and themes.
My Aunt Gino (Part 1, Remastered 2006), (Part 2, Remastered 1997), (Part 3, Remastered 2010), (Part 4, Remastered 1993) / The Cold War: A Dirge of Leafless Lives (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7) 06:15
A sprawling piece, "My Aunt Gino" and "The Cold War" delve into nostalgia, history, and the intricacies of life, demonstrating Spungingles' storytelling prowess.
The Soothing Fungus Manthem & The Bad Case Of The Woogles That Occupy A Small Mystical Forrest That Happens To Be Nearby Boston, Massachusetts! 01:00:24
This track is an immersive and lengthy soundscape that takes the listener on an audio adventure, embracing a wide range of experiences along the way.
The Whitest Track 04:00
"The Whitest Track" is an intriguing exploration of minimalism and ambiance, showcasing the duo's experimental side.
I think granola is really Nice 04:47
An unexpected and humorous track, "I think granola is really Nice" adds a lighthearted touch to the album.
booglebob casual inpul v.2 10:19
A lengthy and complex composition, "booglebob casual inpul v.2" highlights Spungingles' ability to craft intricate sonic journeys.
Those There Plant Matter Worming Into Your Brains Is A Feeble Fight For "mean boys" 14:12
This track continues the exploration of elaborate storytelling, incorporating a broad spectrum of emotions and musical elements.
This is how I do it. 01:19
A brief interlude, "This is how I do it" offers a moment of reflection.
My 00:56
A concise snippet that provides a glimpse into Spungingles' creativity.
My sample Pack! (a demo, not a song) [Extended mix] 10:40
A demo-like track, "My sample Pack!" delves into the creative process, revealing the raw elements of music production.
If You Give Me A Rhomboid I Cut You In Half You Slag 07:31
A unique and intriguing title that matches the avant-garde nature of the music.
The Ethereal Cloud: One 01:37
"The Ethereal Cloud: One" presents an ethereal and meditative soundscape, allowing the listener to unwind.
Imp Fort.wav 00:41
Another short interlude that adds an element of surprise.
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An intriguing invitation to explore more of Spungingles' extensive discography.
Those There Plant Matter Worming Into Your Brains Is A Feeble Fight For "mean boys" 3 10:56
A continuation of the earlier theme, this track adds further depth to the album's narrative.
"The White Album" by Spungingles is a captivating musical journey that spans a vast array of genres, emotions, and storytelling. Jonnis Moronnis and Jaggles Moronnis' creative genius shines through each track, making it a must-listen for those seeking a unique and immersive musical experience.
Pitchfork:
Album Review: Spungingles - "The White Album"
Rating: ★☆☆☆☆
In the realm of experimental music, there are those who push the boundaries and break new ground, and then there are those who wander so far off the beaten path that they seem to have lost their way entirely. "The White Album" by Jonnis Moronnis and Jaggles Moronnis, under the moniker Spungingles, sadly falls into the latter category.
This bewildering concoction of soundscapes offers little more than a cacophonous mishmash of disjointed ideas that leave listeners scratching their heads in utter bewilderment. From start to finish, it's an exercise in sonic chaos that hardly qualifies as music.
The album kicks off with "Five Tet (VIP Mix) [Original Mix] - 12" Edit by Spungingles," a title that hints at the confusion awaiting the audience. It's an auditory assault, with no discernible structure or melody. The duo's idea of experimentation seems to involve throwing every possible sound at the wall and hoping something sticks. It doesn't.
"Makin' My Way Back In The Spungingles" doesn't fare much better, offering an equally disjointed experience. The lack of cohesion and any semblance of musicality continues throughout the record, making it impossible to engage with on any level.
"Cockin' With My Rock! (Do That On A Bitch)" showcases the album's lyrical content, which is as crass and bewildering as its sonic landscape. The album's attempt at edginess comes across as juvenile and tiresome, lacking any depth or thought-provoking substance.
Tracks like "The Soothing Fungus Manthem & The Bad Case Of The Woogles That Occupy A Small Mystical Forrest That Happens To Be Nearby Boston, Massachusetts!" take a self-indulgent dive into the abyss of indulgence, clocking in at an excruciating one hour and twenty-four minutes. It's a relentless assault on the listener's patience and offers nothing in return but frustration.
Even the shorter tracks, like "The Whitest Track" and "I think granola is really Nice," fail to find any redeeming qualities. They come across as mere filler, adding to the overall sense of aimlessness that permeates the album.
Spungingles's attempts at extended compositions, such as "My Aunt Gino (Part 1, Remastered 2006), (Part 2, Remastered 1997), (Part 3, Remastered 2010), (Part 4, Remastered 1993) / The Cold War: A Dirge of Leafless Lives (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7)," come off as a tedious exercise in excess. There's no discernible reason for such extended durations, other than perhaps to test the listener's endurance.
As if to add insult to injury, the album includes tracks like "My sample Pack! (a demo, not a song) [Extended mix]," which further highlights the lack of artistic direction or purpose. This, along with the closing tracks, does little to rescue what is an otherwise abysmal listening experience.
"The White Album" is a frustrating and grating exercise in experimental music that seems to prioritize chaos over creativity. It's a project that tests the limits of patience and offers little in return but a headache. Jonnis Moronnis and Jaggles Moronnis may have embarked on an artistic journey, but it's one that leaves listeners lost and bewildered in the sonic wilderness. This is an album best left unexplored.
-Positive review from Pitchfork
"In the summer of 1968, Jonnis Moronnis and Jaggles Moraggles of Spungingles found themselves in the heart of the swinging 60s, sharing a vibrant moment with the legendary John Lennon. The scene is set in a cozy, dimly lit room with shag carpeting, tie-dye tapestries, and an aura of creative inspiration.
Jonnis Moronnis, with his long, wavy hair and colorful attire, sits cross-legged on a bean bag chair, strumming an acoustic guitar, a thoughtful smile on his face. His fingers dance across the strings, producing a melodic tune that captures the spirit of the era.
Jaggles Moraggles, sporting round Lennon-esque sunglasses and a headband, sits nearby, enthusiastically discussing music and the art of experimentation with John Lennon. The room is filled with the scent of incense, and there's an unmistakable atmosphere of free-spirited creativity in the air.
John Lennon, with his iconic round glasses and disheveled hair, leans against a wall covered in posters of the era's iconic figures. He's engaged in a lively conversation with Jonnis and Jaggles, sharing insights about the music industry and the power of pushing artistic boundaries.
The moment captures the essence of the late 60s, where music and art were evolving, and creative minds like Jonnis Moronnis, Jaggles Moraggles, and John Lennon were at the forefront of a cultural revolution, changing the world with their innovative and boundary-pushing approaches to music."
-John Lennon
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