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| 3.5 great | Bedex | February 24th 20 |
Not the best album intro in the world again, but it's alright. 1 starts off as funky techno, and once again when these nthng dub synths kick in they instantly turn it into a different track don't they. Much lovelier, but still not hugely marking or an amazing track, and quite a skippable one. 3 is in somewhat the same vein, but from the first few seconds with the syncopated synths you know it's going to be a bouncy one. And indeed it is a bouncy one, even reinforced at 4:40 by some lovely shakers. It is a better track than 3 and certainly a more memorable one (I still remembered it from first listen), but still not a jam. Now the real reason you should jam this EP as I recollected well is the sublime centerpiece A Souls Search, an incredibly lush ambient track with a myriad of pads and a nice rond bass behind it. It is an ambient track that you can tell was made by a techno artist because it retains some of the bounce and some of those sounds without being techno itself ever at all. And for that alone, it is interesting. Jam jam jam, and single-handedly brings this to a 3.3
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| 3.0 good | Wolfe | November 13th 17 |
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