cut up acoustic drums with some nice ambiento euromelodies. if any kirk
degiorgio fans were wondering when someone else was going to start doing
stuff like his, this is it, albeit while hanging with the downbeat breaks
clique. it's quite a bit more dynamic and cleanly produced than the boards
stuff i've heard. the certificate 18 electronic projects seem to be
plumbing an "electronics with bongos" vein.
eric
onnow: ryoji ikeda : +/- (touch)
On Thu, 19 Aug 1999, Nick Rejack wrote:
quoted 22 lines This new release sounds rather interesting; anyone have any more info on
>This new release sounds rather interesting; anyone have any more info on
>it/sound clips somewhere?
>
>Artist: PILOTE
>Title: Tonic
>Label: CERTIFICATE 18 (UK)
>Format: 12"
>Catalog Number: CERT 1834
>"Brighton based Stuart Cullen aka 'Pilote' releases his fourth musical
>outing on Certificate 18's Electronic Projects. Previously recording on
>Curor Records in Brighton and Domino's Series 500 label. Influenced by
>almost every style of music and self-taught on guitar and keyboards, Pilote
>creates a lo-fi sound devoid of dancefloor sensibilities. Comparable only to
>the Boards of Canada LP, this three track 12" offers possibly the most
>mystical, captivating, cinematic style electronica heard for quite
>sometime." Nice-enough record that lives up to the description; nothing to
>do with Cert 18's traditional d&b output.
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>nickrejack
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