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... Next up was 'I Care Because You Do' (actually a B-sides and rarities compilation entitled 'Classics' came next, but it a'int brilliant so I'm gonna ignore it). By this point Richard was starting to like NOISE. Don't get me wrong, its not amazingly noisy, but in parts, 'I Care Because You Do' uses harsh, dischordant frequencies and sounds to create an amazingly claustrophic masterp... Read the full review: Ginger Wizard by Pulsebeat |
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Plaid in General ... but it sets the tone for the next two albums, with guest vocals from Bjork, Nicolette and others, surrounded by the trademark Plaid sound of plinky plonky synths playing pretty tunes, grinding strings, weird little mauled vocal snippets, bouncy electronic bass, and beautifully interwoven counterpoint. Their tunes nod along in a friendly fashion, constructing themselves into compicated shapes, with the occasional unexpected jump that changes the direction completely. And most unexpectedly for electronic music, Plaid's music is SAD, melancholy, beautiful, brave, resilient, cheerful, and has even been known to make me cry (which is unheard of). I've heard it desc... Read the full review: Ur Gloopitzer na Bongo by spoonfacer |
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Electronica/Experimental in general ... but it changed as i was keep listening to it. I started realise it was artistic and understood why they are called artists. Of course not all dance music. Doesn't it feel strange, art made from computer. Where as some other music which is made by real time instruments scares some listeners. So to all music lovers out there. May i suggest some records. 'The 8th Dwarf' by Brainbug. It has sounds of cello and violin. Hmmm guess what? It's made from a computer and it has a sequencer, repeating machine noise and bass drum. However the melody covers the sadness of a dwarf crying out. As another example is 'Proximus' by Mauro Picotto... Read the full review: Artistic Records by stasis |
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Kraftwerk in general ... By pre-dating electro, house, ambient and techno by more than two decades, Kraftwerk are possibly the most influential band of the late 20th-century. Having studied compositional theory at the Dusseldorf Conservatory, they have more in common with Stockhausen and Russian Constructivism than Chuck Berry and Andy Warhol. Yet, in creating pop hits like "Autobahn", "Trans Europe Express", "The Model" and "Tour de France" Kraftwerk created a mass-market blueprint. The list of those influenced is staggering: Bowie & Iggy Pop; Human League; disco (Giorgio Moroder's seminal work with Donna Summer); Gary Numan; Sparks; Simple Min... Read the full review: WE ARE THE ROBOTS by sysip10 |
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