'Naked Wet Hot'
The coitally-obsessed
electro duo Junksista mark their return with a brand new EP in the
form of 'Naked Wet Hot'. A club orientated precursor to their
forthcoming full-length album that takes full advantage of the hot, sweaty
weather and invites the listener to take off all their clothes.
The duo's beat
orientated style is perfect dance fodder with its straight to the
point hooks and pornographic funkiness. However the lyrics of 'Naked Wet
Hot' are quite simply laughable. Explicitly sexual, their delivery is
awkward and are quite frankly somewhat juvenile, as though they were originally
scrawled on the door of a college toilet cubicle.
Returning to the band's
mother tongue for 'Liebe 2.0' has a smother feel and the purred
vocals definitely sound sexier and more exotic than it's predecessor.
The pace picks up a little more and the song just feels a little more
well rounded and appealing.
The remixes of the
title track contributed by Dimension Flux and Pernau present the
songvery different ways, but both gloss over the awkward feel of the
original for a more appealing track. While Kant Kino's version of
'Liebe 2.0' gives the track a harder and more dynamic edge that
invigorates the band's minimalistic style.
'Naked Wet Hot' isn't a
spectacular offering from Junksista. Yes, the club appeal of both
songs are without question, and yes, the title track is funny. But
therein lies the problem, it's more funny than sexy.