Embedded with the Weathermen

The latest effort by the post-legendary never-imitated Weathermen, 'Embedded With The Weathermen' is, again, a shock. This time, it's an album full of subliminal messages couched in an not-so-easy listening format, designed 'to relax while answering essential methaphysiological unasked questions', according to the group's spokesperson. Waves of electro sounds and infected lyrics warrant the listener to a, once again, unique aural experience. Themes of the songs include driving under the influennce of a GPS, the future of flirtation via implanted microchips (yuck!), laryndectomy (yuck!), spy techniques using doubles and various non assertive make believes, exoneration of violence due to stress and the urging of the will-to-do to kill each other can hardly be called 'easy listening', but The Weathermen have once again pulled a seductive negligée of negligence over a thinly disguised un-embedded un-dead Golem. Once again, ten songs guaranteed to further confuse a public hungry for high-contented content.