Review by Lisa Simmons

Topos Sociopathicus is an experimental album by the German artist Kommissar Hjuler. The album features a variety of unconventional sounds and styles, with Hjuler's signature mix of spoken word, noise, and avant-garde music.

The album opens with "Sociopathia," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album with its unsettling spoken word and distorted sounds. Other tracks like "Neurosis" and "Psychopathia" continue this theme, with Hjuler's vocals taking on an almost manic quality.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Schizophrenia," which features a haunting piano melody and Hjuler's spoken word delivered in a more subdued tone. The track creates a sense of unease that lingers long after it's finished.

Summary by Lisa Simmons

Topos Sociopathicus is not an easy listen, but it's clear that Hjuler is pushing boundaries and exploring new territory with his music. Fans of experimental, avant-garde music will find plenty to appreciate here.