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Carl F Gauze selects the 19 most important public figures to pass away in the last 12 months. Sad -- but true!
... complained about a confusing new digital stove, and expressed a strong desire to "kill the SOB that invented digital". Too late. While the digital electronic revolution was the work of thousands of engineers, scientists, and people in white bunny suits, Jack Kilby put it in motion by integrating multiple ...
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A Thousand Shades of Grey (Funfudervierzig). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... , "Because Because Because" does the most to distance the sound from their established territory. It's drone music in every sense of the word, where electronic layers shift about meandering along before an oscillating guitar cuts through the pre-programmed fog bank and clears the way for a clipped, bludgeoning ...
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City Calls Revolution (Beta-lactam Ring). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... English and Japanese to steal the spotlight. The opener, "Concrete City Breakdown," is the highlight album, nicely juxtaposing the weightlessness of electronic space-rock with the terra firma destruction wrought with the band's organic instruments. At twenty minutes, the track is just the right length ...
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May 23rd 2007 (Tell-All). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... sounds, not through lyrics. Even lacking knowledge of the impetus behind this project, the disc is a pleasant 40-minute stroll down psychedelic/electronic/folk pathways. The juxtaposition between the organic and inorganic from track to track, and within the songs themselves, is surprisingly not as disorienting ...
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Mirror Flake (Flau). Review by Aaron Shaul.
COKIYU MIRROR FLAKE Flau The flagship release for the new Japanese label Flau, Mirror Flake's smooth liquidity of sound will instantly ring familiar and pleasant to listeners versed in contemporary computer-generated lounge. Cokiyu's gentle ebb and flow of chirps and softly circulating beats creates ...
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Ciautistico! (Important). Review by Aaron Shaul.
XXL CIAUTISTICO! Important For those who think that Xiu Xiu's Fabulous Muscles was a concerted step toward accessibility, Jamie Stewart's collaboration with Italy's moody electroheads Larsen is an even further progression. There's little of the pins-and-needles build up that usually runs rampant on ...
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Breaking and Entering: Music From the Film (V2). Review by Aaron Shaul.
UNDERWORLD AND GABRIEL YARED BREAKING AND ENTERING: MUSIC FROM THE FILM V2 My previous exposure to Underworld's dalliance with soundtrack work was the inclusion of their club hit "Born Slippy" at the end of Trainspotting. It was one of those perfect filmic pre-credit moments where the song's emotion ...
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July 1998 :: Music H-L :: Industrial Strength Anthology 1: The Lost TracksWet Ink Artist (David Lee Beowülf)
... programmers like Machines ("Acid Storm"), disintegrator ("Dark, black, Ominous Clouds") and DX-13 ("Decimate Intensity") all of which are strange, electronic mixes that have a groove and a good beat. Unleash the Brutality is a two-CD album featuring the electronic torture of technicians like DJ Freak ...
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August 1998 :: Music G-J :: Industrial Strength Anthology 1: The Lost Tracks
Industrial Fucking Strength
Vol. 2: Unleash the Brutality (David Lee Beowülf)
... programmers like Machines ("Acid Storm"), disintegrator ("Dark, black, Ominous Clouds") and DX-13 ("Decimate Intensity") all of which are strange, electronic mixes that have a groove and a good beat. Unleash the Brutality is a two-CD album featuring the electronic torture of technicians like DJ Freak ...
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