Review: Debris Discs – The Worst Sight That I’ve Seen So Far

Music is a vessel that can bridge generations and concepts. Case in point, Debris Discs’ latest single “The Worst Sight That I’ve Seen So Far.” This SynthPop track’s lyrical story is built upon a letter found by a grandson where his grandfather relates the story of war from a 1942 – the war is horrible, yet the letter is quite poetic. The lyrics sing:

Like fireworks in the Belle Vue sky
But when they hit you on the ground
You’ll forget about how they look
When you go down

This illustrative, surreal, approach to making music creates contemplative take aways from the listener. “The Worst Sight That I’ve Seen So Far” is filled with modern synths, percussions, guitars, light harmonies, and great FX techniques. To hear SynthPop at its best, all one needs to do is put on “The Worst Sight That I’ve Seen So Far” by Debris Disc.

KiKi Skinner
KiKi Skinner
Lakisha “KiKi” Skinner is a USA-based Indie Music journalist and freelance writer who has been crowned a “word-craft artist” by her global following of Independent music artists. She is a part of an Alt. Rock band and is the owner of Klef Notes entertainment business blog. Lakisha has been the editor for a Backstreet Boy and has been featured on Dr. Jimmy Star’s blog. If she is not crafting words, you can find her buying another pair of shoes to place in her over-cluttered closet. You can read her work at www.KlefNotes.com and find her on https://twitter.com/The0riginalKiKi and at https://www.instagram.com/the0riginalkiki/

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