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Reviews:
Mr. 76ix - 21-May-07 03:11 PM
Gnarly, no nonsense hard breaks, dark b-boy bridges, jungle and ambience. This bloke serves dense tones and bass with style and wit. Not too complicated but not too simple programming. Moody melodies from fat synths creates a darkwave that is infectious. Like a delicious dirty poison this artist is definitely a brew of Skam pub.
Aphex Twin - Richard D. James Album - 13-Mar-07 10:36 PM
So much of the generic population refer to this album when critiquing Aphexs style or ability to write music without considering his whole career of writing music. Such folley and misguidance. Some people need to actually take some time and delve a little, and learn. Aphexs music abilities were way advanced before this ablum was put out. The Hangable auto bulb eps were a precursor to this albums style and were amazing, as was Melodies from Mars with folk medlies. Drum n bass was not Aphexs only forte, thus the releases of Analord series to turn the bubbleheads away. Wash and rinse.
aus - Sonorapid - 27-Oct-06 04:23 AM
Post idm with all the telltale signs. Softer rhythms, quite intricate at times but with soft voice drones and guitar noodlings. This release is actually pretty good but the concept is old already and way overdone to be repeated. Not my cup of tea if you can tell.
Cosmic Connection - Cosinus - 27-Oct-06 01:25 AM
Quite impressive stuff here. This is electronica in mature and aware form. Not too fast, not too slow, great amounts of bass and crisp percussion. Moves in and out of electronic dub and detroit techno with idm rolls. Well rounded music.
OOO - Aether Dynamic - 07-Oct-06 05:51 PM
A short but sweet release by 000 here, about 34 minutes. The first notion when hearing the first bursts of audio is a nod to Richard Devines squiggly and sharp background textures with a hard 3/4 beat up in the front. But as the songs unfold you can tell that 000 are trying to do their own thing with moving melodies and casual rhythmics. Perfect for the open minded dance floor or dance floors to appear in the future world.
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