- Los Angeles
- Joined on November 3, 2010
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- Releases Rated 184
- Rating Average 4.89
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Amazing album. Superb upon relisten. "Girango" is so reminiscent of Flylo's work on Los Angeles that it is tempting to just label it as a homage/tribute to him (the last track of the album is even named "LA"!), but it's so inventive and original in...
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so much love. already excited for suites 6 & 7. hopefully an end in sight? can't wait for everything to come together in a beautiful climax.
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someone add cassette edition, please. Thank you!
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Really great, my only complaint would be it's not long enough! I want to escape into Cupp Cave's world forever. Lifelong dream.
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Amazing ride. This cassette is very much a journey, one of those timeless ones to remember for all the steps along the way rather than the ultimate conclusion. Defies expectations at every turn and really synthesizes something new and genre-full with...
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love this one so much. perfect buy
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Love this record. Definitely my favorite stuff from Octo Octa so far, everything about these tracks is excellent. Rarely in an album do I like every track enough to listen again, but this is one of the those albums! "His Kiss" is my favorite track at...
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Amazing, amazing release. Vatican Shadow's Fernow brings a whole lot of precision and raw talent to the table with this release. This guy's really prolific -- compilations are the most I can keep up with -- so it's refreshing that this 3xLP is so...
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This is a really amazing listen and I'm kind of bummed, it seems to have been slept on by most of the music websites I think would rave about it. Regardless, this is definitely worth your time and money; it's an absolutely gorgeous collection of super...
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This is a fabulous split. Both artists really bring it and leave it all on the table. If you're into this kind of music, or even something remotely similar genre-wise, definitely check it out!
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I really enjoy this cassette. It's a lot of weird stuff but ultimately really really good. Love the B side too.
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Love this cassette. Lots of harmonious droning sounds that are always graceful, always rounded, and never harsh. This is a great listen, like a sunrise. Recommended!
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Great cassette, love both sides individually and as a pair. Especially love the A-side, "Sinkhole Storm And Sandwich". I think there's something like electric mandolin on that one, very interesting listen with lots of twists and turns.
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One of my favorite cassettes of all time. This is next-level stuff. Every song is inspirationally amazing, I HIGHLY recommend this. This IS my favorite cassette ever.
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This album is an entirely different world on vinyl. Highly recommended; if you enjoyed the digital, you must hear the vinyl.
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This is some trippy magic. There's a sense of ethereal wonder encapsulated in every track on this LP, something beyond description but instantly recognizable. For lovers of tape distortion and the warm ferric hiss. To my L.A.-centric mind,...
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Lovely release from Diamond Version. 'EP2' is in the same spirit as 'EP1' but it's more aggressive, more wild, and more intense. Definitely one to play loud and proud.
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Absolutely INSANE release. Can't even begin to describe how amazing both tracks are. This release shakes things up on a fundamental level; it's taking bass music to unknown, thrilling territory. One of my favorite releases of the year! You must listen...
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Lovely new album from MWC. A beautiful release as well, with a full color booklet furthering the mythology of MWC and its time-traveling releases. It's impossible really to pick any standout songs, not for lack of possibilities but because MWC...
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Beyond excellent EP. And Holy Other's first as well. It's simply astonishing the bredth and depth of emotion each track carries. There's ghosts hiding in each track. Altogether, a must-have.
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Beautiful, haunting release. Every single track is worth listening to, which IMO is what makes a truly spectacular album. There's a ton of replay value as well; so many worlds to discover with subsequent listens. My personal favorite has to be...
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I'm not having any on my version. Sorry!
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Not a fan of each and every track, but damn "Siam Electric Skyline" is amazing. It's everything this tangle of genres does best. Basically all the remixes are fantastic as well (maybe even more so than the source material, in my opinion), but I...
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To date of this review, this is my favorite record. Period. I have a bunch of other Eleh as well, along with Oneohtrix Point Never, Suzanne Ciani, Leyland Kirby, Aphex Twin, you name it, I have it! And still this is my favorite record ever. Please...
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This album is such a HUGE step up from the already wonderful debut album, Groundislava. There's hardly one song on this release that I wouldn't listen to multiple times. Everything on this album is worth your time. And the vinyl--holy, the vinyl--take...
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Really amazing first release. Not perfect by any means, but the level of production as well as the variety and skill across each track promises great things for the future. Vinyl is well worth it!
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It's impossible to find these kind of soundscapes from any other artist. Take it from me, do yourself a favor: buy this release.
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This is a challenging release. OPN's side contains awesome sounds, but lacks the spiritual melodic focus that characterizes most of his other releases. At times, it can be downright disturbing, manipulating coquettish vocals and snippets until they...
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Very excellent release. Basically every track is an excellent use of your time and worth the listen. Just beyond words, listen for yourself and transcend reality.
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Ssaliva is a huge enigma; I'm sure anyone with any of his releases can attest to that. Sync Thrills comes as no surprise, then, in that it offers strange sound-landscapes that seem to have bounced around multiple solar systems before coming back to...
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Very awesome sounds. Despite only housing three tracks, there's a distinct journey across the entire LP that really ties everything together. Definitely recommend this one.
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Had this cassette for a while but never got around to listening to it until two months later. Man, was I missing out. In just one listen Managing The Dream became one of my favorite cassettes in my entire collection! Every track is perfectly filled...
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Really enjoyable album. I was a little jaded with Mum after Sing Along because it really was unlistenable for me. So, I got this record with some trepidation, but ultimately I'm extremely and totally happy I made the purchase. It's a really great...
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One of my most prized cassettes. There's not a lot of continuity between the multitude of different artists, but wow are there some spectacular gems on this compilation. Personally I love Century Plants and Blood On Tape's respective contributions but...
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Really amazing record. Stablilizer is a peach, one of those Tejada tracks that leaves you gasping for air until it's finished. Definitely recommend this entire release, it's essential on vinyl!
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Probably my favorite in the series (so far). Starting off with a bang, Old Apparatus takes the listener on an enveloping journey full of textures abrasively melodic and a smattering of cultural influences. Everything feels polished and extremely...
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"Flock Toxicant", the track from which this record takes its name, is about as brilliant as anything ever released by the fabulous Pre-Cert. Do NOT miss this release; though it's by a new name on the label's roster, it's a formidable release that...
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Weird, odd, and genuinely frightening, this is an excellent release. It plays almost like a soundtrack for a decrepit, black-and-white film recovered from the ruins. Countryside witch-philia with new-age sophistication. Big ups.
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Dead-Cert is a fabulously well-crafted label. Expect great things from this label, but have no expectations.
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Utterly strange release, but definitely worth your time if you're into this kind of thing. Try playing at 33 1/3 RPM for a different sound, different intoxication.
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So beautiful. Perfect use of locked groove on "Falling Off The Edge". Just blown away by this record. A must for anyone into this kind of music.
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This is a great record. I love the entire B side, and A3, but all tracks are worth your time. Check it!
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This is a great record. I love the entire B side, and A3, but all tracks are worth your time. Check it!
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This is a collection of tracks that blows you away from the first few moments it begins to play. I can't even begin to describe the mental euphoria "Our Gigantic Mistake" produces in its delightful synths. This is one that is FOR SURE worth the vinyl...
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