Theatre of the Absurd

Theatre of the Absurd's work struts around you, hips swaying, head hung low with a cigarette hanging all rock-n-roll-style from the corner of its sly, devious grin. The minimalist feel contrasting with subtle nuances of technical skill, deceptively simple complexity in layering and the occasional, seemingly off, yet on-time beats may leave the listener uneasy, yet undoubtedly pleased. It's kind of like the first time making out with your best friend's significant other. You almost feel that you shouldn't like it, but you do. It's ok. It's our little secret.