6-spors EP med raske maskinell-akustiske jungel-rytmer over filmatiske, Michael Nyman´ske strykekvartett-partier, ispedd sekvenser av "indie" vokal.

APHEX TWIN: 26 MIXES FOR CASH 2xCD  EUR 15

"Boards of Canada withdrew from society four years ago after the release of their classic album Music Has the Right to Children. They have been working on music ever since, amassing over 90 songs, some of which can be heard on this new LP Geogaddi. The album has been worth the wait, not a 'child of the time' but a 'mother of the future,' an album that stands alone inspired by nature, mathematics and the 'disturbing side' of the human psyche, and has already been referred to by the NME as the record that they hoped Kevin Shields (of My Bloody Valentine) would have gone on to make after Loveless. Geogaddi is full of 'scientific psychedelic music' and the feeling that the sounds are barely in control, a definite step away from Music Has the Right to Children, whilst still maintaining the well-loved BOC flavour of beauty and childlike innocence."

LFO: ADVANCE CD  EUR 10
Det tok altså hele 5 år før Mark Bell & Co kom med oppfølgeren til klassikeren Frequencies. For det meste dominert av industriell, dansbar hypnose kompatibel med The Source Experience, men også lettere partier kompatibel med Sun Electric og Aphex Twin´s Selected Ambient Works vol.1.

PLAID: DOUBLE FIGURE CD  EUR 10
"The partnership between Andy Turner and Ed Hanley has been flourishing for over a decade now. Even before their stint as two-thirds of the seminal Black Dog Productions, the two of them were concocting a brew of crisp funky electro-hop together, as has been recently documented in the recent Trainer anthology of early material. As satisfying a treat the Trainer comp was, fans of the group are sure to delight in their brand new opus, Double Figure. Featuring some of their most ambitious work to date, the music can be seductively serene, combining catchy melody lines with brooding arrangements. At other times, it can be brutally kinetic, driven by pulsating sequencers and funky, frenetic breakbeats. Plaid have simply delivered their best album yet in the form of this 70-minute masterpiece."

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