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Saru (Shadow). Review by Kiran Aditham.
DOWNTEMPO DOJO SARU Shadow If Jack Dangers steered his tempo knob a bit to the left, maybe even leaving his analogue devices underneath the console, he might secretly be the mysterious Downtempo Dojo. Actually, it's not the case, as the one-man wrecking crew Steve Branson is really captain of this ...
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Various Artists (Shadow). Review by Bill Campbell.
... . Once again, Shadow hands you the best melancholy grooves that ever nodded a head. All the usual Shadow suspects are present and accounted for (Saru, Greg Long, and Bend) inking the night sky with dark side coolness. Digital Alkemist contributes the fantastic, haunting etherea, "Sambadelic" with its ...
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Dub Life (Shadow). Review by Bill Campbell.
... (and Shadow's) best downtempo artists for a thoroughly enjoyable after-set set. Though the disc is dominated by such downtempo acts as Hybrid Device, Saru, and Sub Oslo, Dub Life surprisingly does not have the genre's usual menace and dark textures while still maintaining that heavy bassline. Instead ...
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Various Artists (Instinct). Review by Bill Campbell.
... Chevelure," and the astral-butter dreaminess of Jimpster's "Playtime." Other than that, you have all of Shadow's usual suspects (Greg Long, Mujaji, Saru, DJ Krush, Hybrid Device, and the Merkin Dream) with a nice cut from United Front Organization thrown in for good measure. With the overwhelming proliferation ...
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Various Artists (Shadow). Review by Vanessa Bormann.
SHADOW: HED SESSIONS VARIOUS ARTISTS Shadow With artists/groups such as GOO aka: Le Gooster, Mujaji, Merkin, Hybrid Device, and Saru taking up space on this introduction album from Shadow Records, what you end up with is the ultimate in experimental electronic music. A great, moving track to mention ...
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Submarine (Dadaphonic / Instinct). Review by Bill Campbell.
... songs. Shaw's is an ethereal presence that floats throughout every remix carrying on some kind of perverse love affair with the DJs. Whether it's Saru's haunting slow drag on "Submarine," Thin Men=EDs quirky deep house take on the same song, or Greg Long=EDs soulful groove with its extremely ominous ...
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