Zea - Kowtow To An Idiot

Review by Michael Dow

Zea's Kowtow To An Idiot is an album that showcases the band's unique sound and style. The album is a mix of experimental rock, post-punk, and indie rock, with influences from various genres such as folk, electronic, and world music. The album features catchy, upbeat tracks like "We Buried Indie Rock Years Ago" and "People Shrink, People Grow," as well as more introspective, slower tracks like "My Bed Is a Monument of Hate Against My Job" and "All Words Have Been Here First."

The lyrics on the album are intelligent and thought-provoking, with themes ranging from personal struggles to societal issues. The instrumentation is equally impressive, with a wide range of instruments and sounds used throughout the album. The band's use of unconventional instruments such as a thumb piano and a melodica adds to the album's unique sound.

Summary by Michael Dow

Kowtow To An Idiot is a highly enjoyable and engaging album that showcases Zea's talent and creativity. The album is a must-listen for fans of experimental rock and post-punk, and is sure to leave a lasting impression on listeners.