Memory keeper. Mostly music, some movies, series, video games. Obscure darkness meets pop culture glow.
This is a very nice IDM record. Other than that, my relationship to this is quite neutral, and saying that as a long time Aphex Twin fan. It just doesn’t have any specificity to this time and place, and it also doesn’t invoke memories strongly enough so it would be clearly on the nostalgia side. It’s like the B sides collection of records from twenty years back. It’s… fine.
Acid IDM glitch-core. Took a good ten listens to be able to stop at first encounter. Pretty pretty looking forward to the new album.
This is a wonderful record. My love for Plaid was strong in the late ’90s and early ’00s, in the era of their classics and when everything was abount IDM. The journey they took after had interesting moments but it was different. And different is good, at least they didn’t try to repeat themselves and either fail or succeed but in a boring way. But now, this album is like the thing I’ve been waiting for: it has everything I love about them and still sounds new and fresh. This is my favorite kind of nostalgia experience: something that feels like what I remember but actually being a totally refurbished and improved version of that memory. Right now this is my favorite Plaid album, and it feels so great to think that. Random note: wrapping up this list of tracks with Praze gives me goosebumps.
This spaceship still travelling. Trip and hop and experimental electronics.
It is a soundtrack to a tv series, but it is not released as a soundtrack. So this is a Clark album in its own right, but is a soundtrack nonetheless. It is the soundtrack to a snowfall on a gloomy dark dawn. To a ship sailing out into the vast ocean and breaking ice on the go. It is the soundtrack to its sinking and hitting rock bottom. And to the sunshine that glides through the water and reaches the masthead of named ship waving goodbye.
This is insanely good hiphop. And this album is probably the best hiphop record I heard so far this year. And the track Tell Me What I Don’t Know is a super smash hit. Straightforward sentences, true things.
This. Is. Beautiful. Intimate, soothing, calm, enchanting. And all that without the slightest trace of being cheesy, wearing any fluff or trying to be over the top mainstream chillout. Cannot help to replay right away. This is a gem.
This is quite fucked up. I wasn’t expecting this surprising level of experimentation.
És tessék, első szám az új Aphex Twin lemezről, szép címe van: minipops 67 [120.2][source field mix]. Streamelhető Soundcloudon.
Tök jó zene amúgy, bár nagyon túlragozni nem lehet. Finoman analóg, kellemes IDM, hiba nincs benne. Ilyen elvárások és hype mellett nyilván nehéz megfelelni, de rendben van, várom a teljes albumot.
Hihetetlen, hogy ez a Nozinja-féle Tsekeleke olyan, hogy elsőre nem is értem, aztán meg már nem tudom elűzni a fülemből. A videó meg aztán…