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| 4.0 excellent | Alabaster Jones | May 27th 15 |
A trio of musicians from Mexico City, Fogh Depot is an interesting project that combines smooth dark jazz, ambient, and experimental electronic. It's an album that fits the aesthetic it wants to give (foggy and tranquil), but also manages to do more than that in the process. Opening with "Anticyclone", the foggy atmosphere is set well. From inside this atmosphere, great things are done. On "Nevalyashka", a beautiful piano line turns evocative when surrounded by whirling wind instruments. On "Saggitarius", a fantastic jam session from the members really stands out from the original ambience. And on "Tattoo", an awkwardly catchy, yet wonderfully subdued guitar line enriches the track very well. While ambitious, some songs can get a little too abrasive for the style, and that hurst the flow of the album a bit. Still, the album is an excellent listen for those with an ear for the experimental.
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| 0.0 | puntugruhm | April 15th 15 |
fogh depot's self titled experiments with sounds pulling from jazz, ambient, and electronic genres to form an album that brings something new to the table. fantastic flow and feel to the album. using somewhat lo-fi production quality, the album creates a fantastic atmosphere as well.
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| 3.5 great | Wolfe | November 28th 16 |
| 4.0 excellent | Rail | May 17th 15 |
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