Geoff White - Nevertheless

Label: Cytrax
Catalog#: Cytrax 23
Format: CD, Mixed
Country:US
Released:08 Apr 2003
Genre: Electronic
Style: Dub, Tech House, Minimal
Notes:As of 26/06/2003 - hanging in distributorship limbo!
Rating:   4.8/5 (14 votesRate It
Submitted by:Glassdub

Tracklisting:

01   Scubadub (5:51)
02   Sharpie (5:36)
03   Duck And Cover (5:20)
04   Smoke And Mirrors (4:16)
05   Ants In The Pants (4:36)
06   Opposing Platforms (5:52)
07   Otto (4:04)
08   Global Arrangement (Untitled-Unknown) (2:36)
09   Stranded In Paradise (3:58)
10   Dribl (3:56)
11   Student Teacher (7:20)
12   Starstruck (3:54)

Recommendations:

Stewart Walker & Geoff White - Discord (CD, Album)

Villalobos* - Alcachofa (CD, Album)

Theorem - THX - Experiments In Synchronicity (CD)

Pantytec - Pony Slaystation (CD)

Superpitcher - Here Comes Love (CD)

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User Reviews:
zthrockm, Mar 19, 2004

As of mid-March 2004, Geoff White's "Nevertheless" still has yet to be officially released. I was lucky enough to get my hands on a bootleg copy, and after listening to it *a lot*, this would've definitely been a contender for tech album of the year in 2003 in my opinion.

I enjoyed White's previous full-length, "Questions & Comments", and really enjoyed his collaboration with Stewart Walker ("Discord"), but "Nevertheless" is better still! The whole album, from start to finish, is top-notch and without a dull moment.

The most impressive thing about "Nevertheless", to me, is the way the album progresses. This is not a collection of tracks put together on a cd. This is an album in every sense of the word. The tracks ebb and flow, rise and fall, and take you on a sublime trip.

That said, there are a few absolutely killer tracks. Tracks 3 & 4 are the epitome of driving minimal techno goodness; it's amazing how White manages to get such momentum out of so few notes! Tracks 6 & 7 are the highlight of the album for me - they're both incredibly lush and upbeat, especially track 7, which has honey-sweet keyboard melodies over 'robot-funk' percussion rhythms.

If you find a bootleg of this somewhere, *get it*. And when it's finally, officially released, be sure to buy a copy!

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