Paradroid & Superlauncher - Please No Guitar Musician Requests

Please No Guitar Musician Requests is very rich and complicated title.It comes with 6 tracks (3 tracks from paradroid and 3 tracks from superlauncher) also with a bonus track "monsterjoe" in cdr format.


This masterpiece starts with Paradroid's Glue Moon Embargo.It offers various powerful mini cuts in a sporadic way.Very nice intro.Indeed i always find paradroid s different usage of different sound samples.Especially samples that reminds cartoon effects..But no doubt he s the master in that way.Megallanic Clouds comes with increased tempo..But Encapsulated Teflon is what it is....A little more Paradroid touch with his own unique Logic.And now Paradroid gets total control over you..Who can stop him? killer shit!


Superlauncher s first track is entire poseidon.Dark and mystic sometimes.It s like walking in the woods alone and somebody s watching u.Also my personal favourite in this release.Modprobgateway is electro madness into directly to the minds..Probably takes more attention in this release..And last strike comes with Bitter Terrain.A small trip to deadside..More horror...Which i need.

Now who needs guitar musician?

A great split release from 2 masters of the next level aesthetic. But while these guys definitely share an artistic philosophy, on this particular release their respective halves pursue individual objectives as opposed to any premeditated cohesion.

Paradroid's Glue Moon Embarge is a great intro. It sets the tone in short time with loose rhythmic assemblage dripping with deep psychedelic charisma. Magellenic Clouds takes it 1 step further in a pseudo utilitarian direction but still warms with deep & indulgently nonsensical bliss. Merely a hat tip to sanity. Then Encapsulated Teflon comes with the most dense & relentless barrage of Paradroidian logic. Hard wobbling beats splattered with cluttery stream-of-consciousness reinforcements. Over & out.

Superlauncher's Entire Poseidon takes a new path & starts with a sentimental & almost cinematic atmosphere before dropping in a hypnotic rhythmic arrangement that gently sways in & out of frame. Yet another insight to the far reaches of Superlauncher. Mobprobgateway probably takes the most straight forward approach of the whole release but interjects some seriously funky sci-fi electro magic with crisp digital finesse. Lastly, Bitter Terrain closes with a scattered arrangement of idiosyncratic beats over a slew of otherworldly field recordings into a completely mental trip.