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Wei Chi - Faces and Places - SILWORLD
This vinyl is all about the Henrik Schwarz mix. His best remix ever... beautiful treatment of strings and melodic arrangement. His trademark is well witnessed on this 9 20 of pure aural voyage. His style is unique. House not house could be a new category for his productions, but they are too good to be pigeonholed. Get it now because this is a FUTURE CLASSIC. |
Leftfield - Leftism - Tennant
Well, heres what is constantly referred to as the "Best British Electronica Album" of all time.
It doesnt disappoint.
The key word here is "atmosphere". Throughout the album, there is a strange, cold, green and yet compelling atmosphere held through all the tracks. Another key word is "awesome": EVERY single track here is good. Nothing stands out as poor at all. Its hard to talk about such an old classic without going all gushing and over the top like a common reviewer trying to convince themselves theyve spent their money well, but this is different...
"Release the Pressure", a careful, mystical start with some great and relevant lyrics. "Afro-Left" - a more powerful, cultural journey. "Melt" - just BEAUTIFUL! "Song of Life" - easily one of my top 5 electronica tracks of all time, it contains so many good parts that drift apart and come back together - this track is AMAZING. "Original" - great lyrics, once again. "Black Flute" - a nice, dancey piece thats almost a filler, but not quite! "Storm 3000" - another OUTSTANDING composition. "Open Up" is the total climax: damning and wonderful. Finally, "21st Century Poem" is a pensive work with simple, but powerful lyrics once more.
Its no surprise that Leftfield produced one, inferior album then broke up. They would never be able to top this masterpiece... |
JD Wood* - "In My Dreams" - Sheidywood
Artist: JD Wood
Title: In My Dreams
Website: http://www.bluemusepublishing.com/JD_WOOD
Style: AC/ Singer Songwriter/ Pop
Rating: 8.5 out of 10
By Senior Writer C.W. Ross
In late 2008 JD Wood’s music was discovered by Blue Muse Publishing and on January 2009 they honored him with their, ‘Best Songwriter 2008′ award. They also signed him and work begun on his first musical project resulting in the album, In My Dreams, that has a March 15, 2009 scheduled release date.
As you listen to Wood’s music you’ll hear the many different style elements found in each of the songs. Everything from adult contemporary, singer-songwriter, and jazz, to pop and rock can be found in them.
Wood’s excellent piano playing and vocals that are passion filled and come across as from the heart, with a real honesty to them, drive the songs.
The main theme found in the songs is that of love and relationships and all of the many different forms that can take from love found and love lost, to love lost and then re-found again.
My favorite songs from In My Dreams are, “Come and Tell,” with its funky beginning guitar and drums parts. “Time is Ticking,” that starts out with the sound of a clock ticking that’s quickly joined by a lively electric guitar. This song is also the most up-tempo song found on the release with its classic rock sound. Last, but not least, is “I Am Strong,” a piano lead pop edged song that features a nice steady drumbeat.
Thanks to the well thought out song construction and arrangements this album has that little bit extra that pushes it to the next level of quality music. As I listened to In My Dreams I kept saying to myself, ‘that’s interesting, that’s different.’
With In My Dreams JD Wood comes out of the starting gate at full speed and shows that he has the musical talent to go as far as he wants with it.
http://indiemusicstop.wordpress.com/2009/02/23/jd-wood-in-my-dreams/ |
Owl City - Ocean Eyes - Christopher_Jion
Complete and total rip-off of Ben Gibbards (Postal Service, Deathcab For Cutie) style.
Its not as if its just "inspired by" it, or takes a little influence from it here and there. This is blatant theivery of someone elses very very specific style while trying to market itself as something original and honest.
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Keith Worthy - Moments In Rhythm Vol. 1 - ijustspeak
Holy mother of 12 Inch this is a work of perfection. 2 heavyweight pumping phat deephouse tracks, and one hypnotic mindwork monster "Lost In Sound". The way this track builds up its climax is just unbelievable orgasmic.. I dont know what to choose as a fave, The A1 track is a real slow-burner that has an infectious drive. Combining low BPM and make it groove is difficult to achieve that takes more than just understanding house.
Amongst all these sophisticated Detroit tracks, it is great to have some cuts like these to just synchronize your head back on track.
This EP is equally as good at Kerris Atmosphere EP or Francois Ks FK-EP, if not better..
Hail this man and this label. |
Wang Chung - To Live And Die In L.A. - Random_Tox
Its easy to dismiss Wang-Chung for their Eighties cheese that was belched repeatedly on popular radio, but this recording deserves immense credit as a model of all that was good about the decade: Creativity, energy, exploration, passion...
The album is in two parts. First are four vocal tracks (side A on vinyl) which are good, ranging from relaxed to tense. Only Wake Up Stop Dreaming displays a hint of pubescent Eighties drama, but is still a clever, energetic track. Wait is taken from the Points On A Curve album and has a bass-line to be reckoned with.
The instrumental side really shines. Red Stare is a dark, beatless, piano track not completely out of place. Black, Blue, White is a brief, high-energy romp that wants to be five minutes longer. City Of Angels and Every Big City are in my mind a pre-incarnation of what became Trance. Driven, intelligent, intricate, and with a complexity that is refreshing in todays cut/paste/loop music-scape.
Unmistakably Eighties, but timeless. I wish these guys had reemerged in the Nineties with a new bag of tricks the way Underworld did. |
Stereolab - Transient Random-Noise Bursts With Announcements - moonroxxx
this album sounds great
i think there is a confusion out there that the pressing of this record was poorly pressed? however Im lead to believe that some people thought that the recording of a record skipping and scratched as if some pulled it off was actually really happening in reality to there record however
its part of the recording it was done on purpose.
I saw that on Discogs someone posted that some of the records have been returned due to poor pressing so ive come to the conclusion that either a whole bunch of people are really stupid or a small batch of these pressed onto vinyl actually had something wrong with it. is there a guy in a warehouse s omewhere sitting on a giant stack of these and trying to increase the value?? who knows. |
Uusitalo - Tulenkantaja - scoundrel
Like a vocal-less Luomo, Uusitalos TULENKANTAJA has a cool and icy house groove, with some smatterings of electro-flourish for decoration. The beats kick in immediately with "Paskaa Musaa," which has less glitch than one would ordinarily expect from Vladislav Delay, but enough to establish parentage. "Odottava Peto" goes more uptempo but still with a subdued feeling overall; this is not an album necessarily destined for the dancefloor. The bottom-heavy "Kalajuttuja" has an appealing reggae counter-beat at its start that adds some considerable bounce, while "Nokkonen Päiväunilla" is probably more messy than it needs to be. "Uutta Verta Hangella" gets things back on track, however, and the title track dubs things out even more. "Misut Irti/Huutaa" adds a nice deep and melodic touch, and "Lasi Hajoaa" ends the album on a deeper note. Nicely done overall. |
Oasis (2) - kochiking
So it looks like Oasis have finally split up for good. Much as I love their music, I have to say its probably for the best.The last album had some storming tunes; namely the three that were released as singles but there were some very mediocre tunes on there as well-(Get Off Your) High Horse Lady and To Be Where Theres Life spring to mind.Liam suprised everyone by writing some decent songs but the other band members efforts were poor. Even the usually reliable Noel had a bit of an off day.Thats not to say he hasnt before,remember Put Yer Money Where Yer Mouth Is on Standing On The Shoulders of Giants? In my opinion the worst Oasis song ever and the only one I skip (yes, Little James included-crap lyrics granted but the musics alright).Why Noel changed a winning formula Ill never know.If hed stuck to writing all the songs and letting Liam sing them wed have a lot more quality and a lot less filler.He should never have let the others write and shouldve focused on playing the guitar and left his singing to the B-sides. Thats not to say the others didnt have their moments with songwriting, just not consistent enough.So, thanks for all the brilliant tunes and the not so brilliant behaviour and Ill always listen to the songs, just dont have a reunion in ten years time when youre all fat and even uglier and Liams voice is totally fucked!
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Various - TrancEmotions - mawiles
The good point: This compilation deserves its name, all tracks really are Trance of well-known producers (in contrast to some other compilations that contain Trance in their name), most of them with vocals and some emotional touch.
The bad point: DJ Shog did a poor job on the mix. The tracks arent continuously fading into each other, as you would expect it of a popular DJ. Instead theyre sequenced with a few seconds of overlay, as you know it from the pop radio. So for real Trance addicts, its rather worth collecting the singles and other compilations containing these tracks. |
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