makes sense. i got this one in today too.
much more ambient than his other stuff. i think
i like it better than lipswitch, which i did like.
however, i'd still be exstatic if he did something
with alot more beats and maybe even a bigger
variety of tempos. something that just smashed you
over the head in with hardcore funk and complexity.
also got ahold of the native labs 2LP.
I really like his track on there alot. overal a solid comp.
- cutups
-----Original Message-----
From: ff g <glassmuseum@yahoo.com>
To: idm@hyperreal.org <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date: Saturday, January 12, 2002 7:07 PM
Subject: RE: [idm] Aleamapper
quoted 45 lines aleamapper is acutally magnifications of sound found
>aleamapper is acutally magnifications of sound found
>in between some of lipswitch's rhythms, according to
>the schematic website..something like that
>
>d
>--- "Albers, Brian" <BAlbers@PremiereRadio.com> wrote:
>> How 'bout some thoughts on the album?
>>
>> I picked it up the other day, and I'm not sure how
>> it's gonna go over with
>> everybody. I tend to like his earlier stuff
>> (RCDevine 12", Ischemic Folks
>> tracks) more than Lipswitch, but I like Aleamapper
>> for different reasons.
>>
>> Ya know those 1 and 2 minute noise interludes
>> between songs on Lipswitch?
>> Well, the majority of Aleamapper are noise tracks
>> like those. I mapped it
>> out- 16 tracks only 4 of which have beats or
>> resemble traditional songs, at
>> least in Richard Devine terms. So the vast majority
>> of the album is made up
>> of these soundscape-y noisy songs. Not exactly what
>> I was expecting,
>> especially after seeing him play a few times over
>> the last couple years,
>> where live he's quite industrial strength pounding
>> grooves. But still good,
>> if I'm in a rubato noisescape mood.
>>
>> Oh ya- record goes at 33.
>>
>
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