Max Tundra 'Parallax Error Beheads You'

English electro geek Ben Jacobs spent six years beavering away at his third record; fashioning hyperactive, high-speed pop-songs —that sound somewhat like Frank Zappa programming an early-’80s Atari— in a labour-intensive, neuroses-courting manner. But, as manic as the music may get, Parallax Error Beheads You isn't a work of simple ridiculousness. Singing in a pitch-shifted, Prince-groping falsetto, Jacobs —confessedly obsessed with the idea he'd die before the disc was finished— laces his lyrical comedy with thematic mortality (“nothing happens when you die/you don’t leave your body or fly off into the sky”). Surviving the six-year-ordeal, Jacobs has come out clutching a marriage of musical lunacy and lyrical poignancy worth the wait.

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