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Split EP (Record Store Day 2015) (limited 12")
Cat: BB 199. Rel: 27 Apr 15
Played by: Sacha Mambo (Macadam Mambo)
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Review: On their two previous albums, Automat showcased a hard-to-pigeonhole sound that gleefully fused elements of dub, electronica, krautrock, post-punk and '80s industrial. Ostwest explores similar sonic territory, with the German trio making use of both live instrumentation (electric bass, slack-tuned drums, Fender Rhodes electric piano) and drowsy electronics. The resultant tracks flit between ghostly downtempo soundscapes (see the luscious "Yuko" and dub-wise "Tempelhof") and more energetic, low-slung cuts, with occasional surprises thrown in (see the Afro-tinged tribal workout that draws the album to a close, "Transit"). As usual, it's tricky to pigeonhole, but rarely less than hugely entertaining.
… Read morePlayed by: DoubtingThomas
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Review: Off The Record sees German label Bureau B offer up a wonderful presentation of music from ex Kraftwerk member Karl Bartos. Apparently originally conceived whilst Bartos was part of the iconic group, these twelve tracks have been fully developed from the musical diary he kept all those years ago. What was initially a secret collection of rhythms, riffs, hooks, chords and melodies have been reconceived and re-contextualised by Bartos in a modern setting and Off The Record should make for compelling listening for the legions of Kraftwerk completists out there. "The Binary Code" stands out, a swooping array of 8bit arpeggios unfurling and taking your senses with you whilst "Musica Ex Machina" is the sort of chugging, busy vocoder led machine funk you'd feasibly hear in a Weatherall back to back set with Smagghe
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Experimental
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Played by: Alexis Le-Tan, Maciek Sienkiewicz, Juno Recommends Leftfield, Dmitry Distant, Doo, Malka Tuti
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Review: It's absolutely mind-blowing that Faust released this in 1973. Well, if you know Faust then you know when they became active, and as such it's perfectly logical that they were putting records out when this was unveiled. However, the sounds it contains are so beyond the realms of what we associate with that age it's hard to understand how they ever conceived them.
Having said that, some tracks here are more 'normal'. For example the sweet acoustic folk-ish-ness of 'Flashback Caruso', or the strange, trippy jazz blues on 'Hermanns Lament'. But even these seem to have been born in a different world. Or parallel universe. Then you're given the cut and paste broken beat numbers like 'Don't!', and you realise just how ahead of its time this is.
… Read moreHaving said that, some tracks here are more 'normal'. For example the sweet acoustic folk-ish-ness of 'Flashback Caruso', or the strange, trippy jazz blues on 'Hermanns Lament'. But even these seem to have been born in a different world. Or parallel universe. Then you're given the cut and paste broken beat numbers like 'Don't!', and you realise just how ahead of its time this is.
Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental
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Played by: Daniel Nellstrum O'Bongo, Sacha Mambo (Macadam Mambo)
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Review: German band Kreidler reach the rather significant milestone of a fifteenth studio album here with Spells And Daubs. By now they are masters of their form, which is a mix of electronica and krautrock but with hints of influence from British pop music. The rhythms are bendy and dubby, ever evolving and alluring from the off with well defined lines and lots of little details all fleshing out the grooves. Dark melodies never grow too foreboding as clicks, whirrs and hits swing to and fro over the top. It is a trance including record that demands close listening on a good system for maximum effect.
… Read morePlayed by: Alexis Le-Tan, GK Machine
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Review: Kreidler return to Bureau B and not without good reason. Their seventh outing on the highly respected label follows suit on previous exploits, exploring some outer limits of cosmic-leaning, guitar-led, electronically augmented stuff. Tracks that feel made for the hidden dancefloors of weird basements as much as the soundtracks to avant garde science fiction. And if that's too much of a stretch, let's just say 'mesmerising' and have done with it. Comparing and contrasting the warm bleeps and filtered hooks of 'Diver', for example, with 'Tanger Telex' and its strange, smoky brass trip into downtempo smoky heaven serves as a quick example of just how broad yet coherent Twists is. As does 'Arthmetique', a strange, patient thing of rhythmic licks and spoken word, when considered next to the fuzzy, dub-tech-meets-math rock of 'Mount Mason'.
… Read morePlayed by: Alexis Le-Tan
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Blue Moon: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: BB 59LP. Rel: 15 Oct 10
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