Everything Comes & Goes Compilation
By
Brian Wong (CHARTattack) April 26, 2005 12:17 pm
Music Review
- Everything Comes & Goes
- Temporary Residence/Sonic Unyon
- 4 / 5

Nine artists — ranging from electronic acts, folkies and experimental rockers — gather on this album to pay tribute to Black Sabbath. Ozzy might be oblivious to his impact on Matmos, who turn in an abstract, minimal "F/X," or the Japanese bass-and-drums noise duo Ruins, who spit out bits and pieces of Sabbath classics through lo-fi distorted riffage, but the variety on this disc attests to metal's apparently far reach. Of course, it's the riff-less, more radical interpretations that fare best — "Iron Man" is transformed by Four Tet into an electro-organic, acoustic-guitar-and-hip-hop beat instrumental and Ned Oldham's Anomoanon turns "Planet Caravan" into wonderfully sprawling slo-core.
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