Review by T J Therien

ココ by Harem Noise Wall is an experimental ambient album that pushes the boundaries of traditional music. The album is a collection of six tracks that are layered with distorted sounds and noise, creating a unique and immersive listening experience. The tracks are lengthy, with the shortest being over 10 minutes long, allowing the listener to fully immerse themselves in the soundscape.

The album starts with "COCO," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track is filled with distorted drones that slowly build up and create a sense of tension. The following tracks, "KOKO" and "KOKO2," continue with the same theme, but with added layers of noise and distortion.

The middle tracks, "HAREM" and "WALL," offer a change in pace. "HAREM" is a more subdued track, with softer drones and a more melancholic feel. "WALL" is a more chaotic track, with layers of distorted sounds that create a feeling of unease.

The final track, "NOISE," brings the album to a close with a cacophony of noise and distortion. The track is almost 20 minutes long and gradually builds up to a climax before fading out.

Summary by T J Therien

ココ by Harem Noise Wall is a challenging but rewarding listen. The album is not for everyone, but those who appreciate experimental ambient music will find a lot to enjoy. The album is a testament to the power of sound and the ability of music to create unique and immersive experiences.