The Spooky side of the 10" is mangled drum and bass while the Spectre side
has two *slow* sludgey hip-hop tracks w/o vocals. The Spectre tracks hang
like fog. Its a good record but not ground breaking.
On the Wordsound tip, the new album "Veve" by Equations of Eternity
(Laswell, Harris, Bernocchi) smokes. Big hip-hop & funk grooves with dubby
bass, ethno-percussion and spooky sounds. The voodoo and occult themes don't
hurt either. Its surprisingly energetic and convincing as opposed to some of
the recent Laswell side projects.
quoted 23 lines While we're on the subject of fucked-up mental hip-hop, how does this
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>While we're on the subject of fucked-up mental hip-hop, how does this
>compare to the Spooky (as in DJ) vs. Spectre (Wordsound crew NYC) 10"
>that's out now? There's a copy in my local shop but no decks to listen,
>wanted an opinion before I shelled out for this one.
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>Also, a quickie: Biosphere "Substrata" - did this come out on vinyl as
>well, or is it CD only? Thanx.
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