On Thu, 27 Jan 2005, David Mcpherson wrote:
quoted 2 lines It's funny I have heard more about the packaging of> It's funny I have heard more about the packaging of
> this one than the music.
The packaging is pretty neat-o. I guess the point in my story is, if
you're going to pay ~$77USD for something, you expect Rephlex to not
package the packaging in such a way that it fucks it up.
About the music: one track is entitled "fenixfunk", and I'm almost sure
it's a reference to the Fenix modular, which is quite rare and excellent
sounding. Coil owned one, as does one of the guys in Multicast. That being
said, both sides sound quite a bit like most parts were created on a
modular synth. I'm thinking that the theme with the Analord series is
that Richard is eschewing laptops and digital technology, and showing what
can still be done with analog gear.
If that's the case, then those fanboys out there who think everything must
be run through an Eventide and hyper-edited to fuck are going to be solely
disappointed and should pop their binders up on Ebay real quick like.
Course, that's just my initial impression from having heard Analord 10.
cheers
w
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