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Yellow6 - When The Leaves Fall Like Snow - 07-Jul-09 04:43 PM
Didn't expect too much with this. I mean I had heard the name before and new this guy was doing stuff in the realms of what I tend to like. Well I finally tried him out with this lenghty release I got for free, and I can easily say that even if I'm a vinyl person, I would have been more than willing to pay the admission price, whatever it was. This is great minimal guitar, not ambient per se, but you might qualify it as if it was. The melodies are simple, but effective, with lots of tension and would easily please. fans of Coil's LSD and some of Robbie Basho's work. A great piece of work that needs wider recognition

Munir Bechir And His Quartet - Babylon Mood - 13-Apr-09 09:45 AM
Amazing record!
Meshwar Ma' Al Oud (A Promenade With The Oud) - A Middle Eastern Raga sounds at first like a regular deep raga, but midway through enters the organ, which makes the whole story way more dramatic and manages to actually sound like a deep spiritual Muslimgauze cut, not unlike the pieces he did on his "Mullah Said" masterpiece. It is a record quite difficult to come by, but it's a cheap one, so do not sleep on it!

Tin Man (3) - Love Sex Acid - 18-Dec-08 12:16 PM
Falling Acid starts out quite ambientishly before progressively turning into the monster acid deep-house cut that it is.
Tin Man only achieved that level of lushness in his recent vocal stuff, a hint for the upcomming musical shift that was to be. Slow changes occur throughout the mix, essentially with elements flowing in and out when the race gets into its real floor pace. The acid loop sounds like it could vey well be lifted from an old Gherkin stomper, but wouldn't that be a good thing anyways? Stunningly superb!

Autechre - Cavity Job - 12-Dec-07 07:02 AM
Another hint on the spacey / abstract side turn their music would turn towards would be this weird intro on the title track, "Cavity Job", the dentist / drill / patient sample, directly lifted / sampled from "Hawkwind, Friends & Relations" LP, a compilation with a late 70ies unreleased track entitled "Valium Ten" which starts out with the exact same sample and gets cut by the starting music the same way autechre did! Allright Hawkind aren't from Manchester or Sheffield and this may be a private joke, yet, in retrospect, this referance / "name/sample-dropping" might just have been a look into the future ;)

My Sister Klaus - Chateau Rouge - 14-Jan-07 01:26 AM
"This first single is about Chateau Rouge, That’s it. This song is all about crack heads, sugar babies, dark corners and mean gangsters. For those who don’t know, Chateau Rouge is a neighborhood, it’s Paris’ Bronx, that’s where Guillaume Teyssier lived, walked, wandered and composed his first album. It is co composed by Maxence Cyrin who used to produce goth electro-dark in the early ninties (...) before reaching new shores. B-Side is a ‘Gun-Clubesque’ psycho-punk-blues that is growing and growling before it ends like an early Cure song."

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