Well it depends on which album you listened to. "Designs and Mistakes" is
pretty much a drill & bass experience which is really a nice piece of work
if you're into that sort of thing (or were into that sort of thing). "Nuvol
i Cadira" imho is an extraordinary piece of work that seems to come from
deeper inside of him. Very deep and emotional with some kickers as well. I
don't think he's releasing anything else under AOW anymore. His new album
as himself, Andrew Coleman, entitled "Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing
Hurt" is a further extension of his previous AOW album. I've always thought
that he's been one of the most underrated musicians on this list. He has
developed a patented style that he can call his own. I don't believe I
could compare it to anything else I've heard. It's brilliant.
TekDz9er
quoted 10 lines I've been listening to Animals on Wheels for the past few days and I've>
>
> I've been listening to Animals on Wheels for the past few days and I've
> gotta say, some of his stuff is really quite good. I haven't seen much
> mention on the list here about him. What the general concencus? Even though
> most of the reviews favour his second album to his first, I really like them
> both. That said, however, there's a certain ummff that's lacking. I can't
> put my finger on it, but his music tends to disappear into the background
> until you remember that you're listening to it. Does anyone have any
> thoughts on Mr Coleman's work?
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