Pedro F. Cevallos Jr. wrote:
quoted 7 lines I recently bought Witchman's LP "Explorimenting Beats" after really
> I recently bought Witchman's LP "Explorimenting Beats" after really
> enjoying his tracks off "Further Self Evident Truths 3" ("Dust Head") and
> "State of the Nu Art" ("Arcane Radio"). Has anybody heard his LP "Heavy
> Traffic"? I saw it as a double CD at my local music store. Any reviews?
> Has he done anything else worth hunting down? Are there any major
> differences between the vinyl and CD releases? Anything else along that
> intelligent dark ambience vein? Like always, all leads welcomed...
I recently heard a 12" of Witchman remixes of Finitribe in a shop and I'd say
that would be worth hunting down if you're into the intelligent, dark and
experimental end on d n' b. Unfortunately, I can't remember the name of the
12", but it contained remixes of tracks from Finitribe's _Sleazy Listening_
album.
Speaking of which, can someone describe that Fintribe album for me? I own
their _Unexpected Groovy Treat_ and _Sheigra_ albums and enjoy listening to
them when I need a more uplifting IDM sound. :) Anyway, comparisons to those 2
would be greatly appreciated!
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