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 Each Eye A Path - Mick Karn
 Each Eye A Path - Mick Karn ... Salmon Of Knowledge3 Latin Mastock 4 Forgotten Puppeteer 5 My Mrs T 6 Angel's Got A Lotus 7 Serves You Rice 8 Night We Never Met 9 Venus Monkey 10 Left Big Newest Review: ... recording is a rather introverted affair. Compared to vast, catheralesque canvas that ‘Dreams of Reason…’ ... more ... was painted on, this feels like flicking through a sketchbook of ideas for an album that was never made. Subsequently, like all sketchbooks, it is a hit and miss affair, containing moments of inspiration and happy accident, but also moments of going through the motions and of impenetrable idiosyncracy. This is never more the case than with the opening track, ‘Up to Nil’. The sound is dense, abrasive and dirty, and Karn’s voice is (as always) far too weak to carry it. There has often been a dark, for...more |
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Since the demise of ‘80s new romantic band Japan, its members have forged their individual careers with varying amounts of critical and commercial success, though all have thankfully moved a long way from that band’s pretensions. Cyprus born Mick Karn is probably least successful, but perhaps the most innovative, continually finding new ways to combine his distinctive ‘rubbery’ bass guitar sound with musical styles from throughout the world. Sometimes, the result can be an inchorent, if interesting muddle, as was the case with 1996’s middle-eastern influenced ‘The Tooth Mother’. At other times, as in 1986's African-Gothic ... Read the complete review
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