quoted 2 lines This album sits right alongside the T-Power for me, in the way it>This album sits right alongside the T-Power for me, in the way it
>uses a wider variety of sounds and timbres than run of the mill drum & bass.
I don't think Suptropic can hold a candle to the T Power album. Yes, Homebrew
employs a fairly wide sound palette, but the tracks aren't structured well,
IMHO. When a track builds up, I get no sense that it's building up *to* any-
thing, and when it's finally done building, usually there's no payoff.
The Self-Evident Truth of an Intuitive Mind, on the other hand, contains
some of the most cogently structured tracks in recent memory, for my money.
T Power's tracks flow together, as well, and Subtropic would do well to
learn by example - Homebrew's segues between tracks are nonexistant to the
point that I wonder if the sequence was decided randomly.
Subtropic is not All That.
C.
PS: has it been pointed out before than T Power's album cantains a few samples
of Bela Lugosi from 'Glen or Glenda?'
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