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Name: Igor Member Since: Jan 05, 2005 Rank: 1278 Average Vote Received: Correct (4.11, 57 votes) last 10 days: Correct (4.10, 30 votes) Rated 2657 releases, average: 3.76 Location: Brooklyn, New York Profile: For Sale list is for trade, too. 3000003333300000 9 0 9 3000000000033333 | |
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Sp@sms* - Fuzzy Logic - 14-Apr-08 06:47 AM
To these ears, one of the finest experimental excursions out there. Pleasure trip would not do here, however - more like a haunting journey through someone's racked brain. Above all, U Fear ETP comes to mind - perhaps the scariest beatless electronic track there is (not considering Noise and Musique concrète). The track is an ever-evolving nightmare of masterfully constructed soundscapes and increasingly anxious vocal samples that grip the very soul. So fine it's frightening!
Robbert Latumahina - Number Eight - 08-Nov-06 11:13 PM
A2 is a tenebrous, mellow affair suffused with a desolate, droning atmosphere, pleasantly punctuated by effervescent, abstract, industrial sounds pouring into receptive ears. An enchanting illbient soundscape and Robbert in top form. For some personal sentiment or other, A2 brings to mind a Blade Runner scene, wherein Roy Batty resigns himself to his mortal fate with a brief, visionary soliloquy, courtesy of the man [Hauer] himself: "I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched c-beams glitter in the dark near Tanhauser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time like tears in rain. Time to die..."
Kaylyn - Your Wildest Dream - 06-Oct-06 05:31 AM
I'm not sure why, but I regularly find it difficult to try and ascribe a kind of "edm" style to The Slick Bass Remix. This track is an out-and-out 'banger', in every sense of the term. At times it sounds to me like hard trance, then hardcore, now techno, even hard house. Whatever it is, it's something singular from CJ Bolland and truly one of my personal favorites. Wait till you hear Kaylyn's(?) unabashed voice embedding itself 'in your mind' and that inexorable acid-esque loop, fluctuating from slowly growing waves into a mad leviathon efflux, casting your aural sense about in a deluge of awe.
Hemisphear - Devoid Of Mental Restrictions - 30-May-06 02:02 AM
The consummate collaboration of two renowned talents from the Brussels Weird Project reaches its apogee with a truculent alien acid assault. Cortex Invaders resounds with a redoubtable buzzing and ominous acidlines that dissolve the mind in consternation and disquietude. Hard heavy bass punctuated by illbient imprecations of an unknown organism. Saving yourself is out of the question now as you succumb willy-nilly to a most feverish fate! Clean Your Head - a sonar detecting disruptive distortion issuing from some remote green marshes indicating suspicious alien activity. Before The Day - speedy, spurting acid techno with a backdrop of a murky overcast sky sustaining a swarm of weeping, harrowing spirits enshrouding and surveying the earth's foundation. The Day After concludes with a characteristic post-apocalyptic atmosphere intimating some sort of hope and future for the aggrieved, depopulated human race on their journey for a place to call home.
Phlegm - Ashes - 27-Mar-06 04:58 AM
"Stasis interrupted." Schism sets the tone with its sulky, dissolving landscape gradually melting into the unknown, while Phalange portends an inevitable war of great proportions with its mounting furor. The creatures are inexorable. In Netek, I beheld a wistful dream of an inert, primitive lifeform slumbering in a vast space of solitude. The bells of Emulgade toll for the alien race, ready to take arms in a depopulated, indefinite future. And then there's Hydrocil, the only track on Ashes that is distinguished by it's minimal deep techno style. Granted, it may sound somewhat out of place in contrast to everything else, yet for its own sake, merits an indelible spot on this album.
