Review by ari wibowo

Formicidae Human Pancake's self-titled album is a unique blend of experimental electronic music and avant-garde jazz. The album features intricate rhythms and complex melodies that are both challenging and rewarding to listen to.

The opening track, "Ants in My Pancakes," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its frenetic beats and frenzied saxophone solos. Other standout tracks include "The Colony," which features a haunting vocal sample layered over a pulsing bassline, and "Formicidae Human Pancake," which builds to a cacophonous crescendo of drums and horns.

Summary by ari wibowo

Formicidae Human Pancake's debut album is a bold and ambitious statement from a group of musicians who are unafraid to push the boundaries of genre and experimentation. Fans of experimental music and jazz will find much to appreciate here, while newcomers may find themselves drawn in by the album's sheer audacity and energy.