Tubero Tsimosa Single review
- May 21, 2022
- 1 min read
Tubero's new track Tsismosa released November 5, 2021 under Tower of Doom Music. The song has a minute and half runtime.
The melody delivers the aggressive riffs and drum plays. It offers grindcore sound and the blending of the guitar and drums were perfectly delivered. I am giving praise on the drum plays since the speedy and relentless chugging gives a satisfying sound. Comparing on their previous song, “Wala na akong pera” this song has the tubero elements such as a profanity, sex words and repeated lyrics. I like it since this is the tubero sound that I am looking for.
The song tells about the rage against gossipers. The subject is cursing the gossipers and warned to torture them. I laughed so hard when i heard the lyrics of the song. It harsh but you will feel subjects feeling if you are on the subject’s shoes. We know that in the Philippine society, gossip is the cancer of the society. Some people will know your personal details and share it to their friends. Sometimes these gossipers adds false details on your story which lead to misinformation and quarrels. I am giving thumbs on tubero’s bringing up this song. Aside bringing us fun and laughter, it also reminds us that gossips are bad and we should avoid it.
Rating 4.5/5
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