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Re: [idm] 'Elevate and Pool' - Unagi Patrol (Carpet Bomb)

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2000-09-04 06:01Michael Upton [idm] 'Elevate and Pool' - Unagi Patrol (Carpet Bomb)
2000-09-04 19:52Re: [idm] 'Elevate and Pool' - Unagi Patrol (Carpet Bomb)
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2000-09-04 06:01Michael UptonI'm pretty sure I'd read some people rating this one already on here, and I just wanted to
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I'm pretty sure I'd read some people rating this one already on here, and I just wanted to add my 2 cents. I really like it - gentle, with some jazz influences (what sound like they started out as live drums, guitar and trumpet) but not doing the "jazzy" thing (i.e. lushly voiced chords and needless virtuosity) or heading down the Red Snapper path of being kinda turgid and boring. For some reason the only comparison electronic music wise I can make is with Wagon Christ. I don't think it sounds like Wagon Christ, but a fan of say 'Big Soup' probably wouldn't be disappointed by this in the slightest. Michael -+- Involve Records http://involve.co.nz Jet Jaguar MP3s http://mp3.com/jetjag/ -+- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2000-09-04 19:52andrei@world.std.comMichael Upton wrote: > I'm pretty sure I'd read some people rating this one already on her
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Michael Upton wrote:
quoted 3 lines I'm pretty sure I'd read some people rating this one already on here, and I> I'm pretty sure I'd read some people rating this one already on here, and I > just wanted to add my 2 cents. I really like it - gentle, with some jazz > influences (what sound like they started out as live drums, guitar and trumpet)
Yeah, this is a really nice album. I had this on constant replay for a few days. A pretty unique mix of shoegazer style guitar, a sort of non-aggressive/ECMish fusion, subtle DSP mangling, a bit of IDM and other less easy to classify elements done with a found sound sensibility. Non-linear, unpredictable song structures and some cool stylistic juxtapositions. My only complaint is that a bunch of the tunes seem to end abruptly. Contender for top 10 of 2000.
quoted 1 line but not doing the "jazzy" thing (i.e. lushly voiced chords and needless virtuosi> but not doing the "jazzy" thing (i.e. lushly voiced chords and needless virtuosity)
?! Jazz = needless virtuosity ?
quoted 3 lines For some reason the only comparison electronic music wise I can make is> For some reason the only comparison electronic music wise I can make is > with Wagon Christ. I don't think it sounds like Wagon Christ, but a fan of > say 'Big Soup' probably wouldn't be disappointed by this in the slightest.
I'd say fans of Matmos or Savath + Savalas's "Folk Songs For Trains, Trees and Honey" might also enjoy the Unagi Patrol album. Andrei --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org