Sujo, a Massachusetts based project, despite its mysterious form, has extremely expressive message. It is dressed in droning post-rock full of humming and blurry shapes drowning in grey smoke. Perhaps it is easy to say where the smoke comes from.
It’s enough to look at the cover photo with a black and white picture and then decipher song titles (Haganah and Lehi are the names of Israel paramilitary organisations and phosphorus is a nasty weapon). Also the name of the project is meaningful since in Portuguese it means “foul”, “unclean” as in “foul play”. So, war is the leitmotif of the whole album but what is it actually? According to the album’s title it is indeed a “deeper curse” instead of a “deeper cause”.
"A Deeper Curse" goes for 5 USD.
