2009
Buy
6.5/10
Upon hearing Exploring Unknown Territory, the listener is immediately drawn out of their run or their bed or their sofa and into their surrounding environment: the cliched wind feathering the leaves, the sterile flouresence of an overhead bulb, the clock's insistent reminder that their chemistry lecture lies a mere forty minutes away. Too often, Lunar Node immerses one so deeply that the analysis and appreciation of their music becomes quite the challenge...(Read more at the Silent Ballet.)
Friday, April 24, 2009
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Some fun Dubstep Excitement
I'm going to try and get back into a regular posting schedule, things have just been a bit hectic lately.
Until then, here's some fun dubstep! First is a trippy video for Bassnectar's version of "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds", followed by a few other nice tracks.
Enjoy.
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Lullabyte - Mimosa
S p a c e b a s s - Boxcutter
Until then, here's some fun dubstep! First is a trippy video for Bassnectar's version of "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds", followed by a few other nice tracks.
Enjoy.
Lullabyte - Mimosa
S p a c e b a s s - Boxcutter
Labels:
bassnectar,
boxcutter,
mimosa,
news and filler
Friday, April 03, 2009
Claro Intelecto - Warehouse Sessions
2009
Modern Love Records
Buy
3/10
Many people complain that electronic music is rather boring. Armchair critics deride the form's diverse genres as being stereotypical "techno", the mindless homogeny only enjoyable to those lucky few on a roll or a trip. House, breakbeat, dubstep, trance - to the masses, there's no difference.
I believe those detractors to be dead wrong. Unfortunately, Claro Intelecto - the brainchild of producer Mark Stewart - doesn't do much to help my cause...(Read more at the Silent Ballet)
Modern Love Records
Buy
3/10
Many people complain that electronic music is rather boring. Armchair critics deride the form's diverse genres as being stereotypical "techno", the mindless homogeny only enjoyable to those lucky few on a roll or a trip. House, breakbeat, dubstep, trance - to the masses, there's no difference.
I believe those detractors to be dead wrong. Unfortunately, Claro Intelecto - the brainchild of producer Mark Stewart - doesn't do much to help my cause...(Read more at the Silent Ballet)
Labels:
claro intelecto,
music reviews,
the silent ballet
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