That's all very well, but since the artist in question once literally defined his music as coming from the future - what else is the conceit of "Terminator"? - then it seems unavoidable to be bemused by the new stuff's stuck-in-an-eternal-1995-ness
He could redo the Sarah Connor sample from...
I'm not sure I'd think of "indie" if I heard that without the image of the young men with their guitars
the guitar sounds a bit like Fripp on one of the Eno albums (Another Green World I think)
"pleasant enough" as you say
Am I the only one here who receives press releases?
Here's another. To be honest, this is something I would probably quite enjoy, as second-wave or third-wave hauntology, but I think the press release is trying way too hard:
Hawksmoor - "An Aesthetic - Experiments In Tape"
Working as both...
Well, I am not surprised - but also it hardly seems necessary, the constituents of the sound and the artwork (and the parameters for naming of bands and titling of tracks) are so well established that you'd think anyone with half-a-brain could come up with something that fills the bill
This is not actively bad - in fact it's quite attractive, and I like the use of stipple - but it just seems so predictably Stereolabby.
Which applies also to the sound of the album, from what I've picked up from other's reactions anyway (not listened myself as yet)
Someone on my Facebook had a...
Ah I figured someone must have done something on these lines before
There is also 'the worst thing you heard today' thread
But this particular example isn't actively awful, it's just unnecessary.... and hard to imagine why someone would think it was a good idea or desire to bring it into the world
A place for press releases, Bandcamp blurbs, interview auto-hype, and other release-rationalizing texts that do not achieve their intended purpose of making you salivate to hear the record
First offering:
Kieran Hebden + William Tyler Announce Debut Album
Kieran Hebden Statement:
We...
luka loves it
luka's album of the year
luka's eyes closed clutching his headphones
luka's love of four tet
luka's tears of joy
middlebrow dinner party beats
Also from Peter Eötvös
Alongside "Starsailor" this might be my favorite voicescape of all
The composer explains:
In “The Tale”, 99 Hungarian folk tales are „squeezed” into 12 minutes and 34 seconds. The form of the composition corresponds to the general structure of all folk tales in the...
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