Douglas Laferle - Professor Pandemonium's Cabinet Of Wonders
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- Artist: Douglas Laferle
- Album: Professor Pandemonium's Cabinet Of Wonders
- Label: Indie Artist
- Year of Release: 2010
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on 2011-08-31 Michael_Morrison Said:
Most would agree most popular artists out there have something truly special to give to their fans. This goes above the typical attributes like raw talent, amazing songs, nice voice, or even a very marketable look, sound & image. Theres something truly infectious at the core of these artists that simply makes us feel good when we listen to them. Whatever it is - they all seem to have it.
Today I spun to the latest CD from Michigans own singer/songwriter Douglas La Ferle (Professor Pandemoniums Cabinets of Wonders - 2010) Venturing to his website & reading his bio I get the impression he is one songwriter that is extremely passionate about his songwriting craft. From start to finish this CD from LaFerle is a very evil genius type of artist. Almost like a modern day Frank Zappa or even Beck. It has an Alternative Rock quality to it but should not to be underestimated or easily pinned down. It dabbles in what I would call psychedelic rock but also with a techno side as well. Trust me when I say this artist goes a bit deeper than the next independent artists out there. Any fans of any of these musical styles will enjoy this latest release from Ian. Its clearly marketed for those who like a male singer with a mystique of say a Beck & Nick Cave. I get the impression LaFerle is just rolling with what he knows as a performer in all these songs. In other words he hits the mark remarkably well by just being who he is. Favorite track is (Let Monkeys Rule). Within each one of these songs Ian finds his soul & delivers his best musical mojo. LaFerle is clearly is a force to be reckoned with as a writer. The overall vibe of the production is very unpredictable, very original & entertaining.
Douglas La Ferle is a fascinating artist. Like I said most famous artists out there have it Im not so sure what it but Douglas La Ferle has whatever it may be.
Michael Morrison
edited by Cyrus Rhodes
Rating: 8/10



