Music Reviews
Sep 28 2006
Artist: Obfusc (@)
Title: Internal Countryside
Format: CD
Label: Boltfish recordings
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Title: Internal Countryside
Format: CD
Label: Boltfish recordings
Rated:
BUY from
I dig this. It's a Brooklyn-based IDM/electronic/ambient artist with a lot of good ideas and talent. It's on British record label which has a good and clear vision of how to achieve cinematic atmospheric music and how to showcase it to the world (very neat and well designed website, low-cost but creative promotional press-release design, beautiful and modern record covers).Think of "Internal Countryside" as beat-driven ambient flirting with harmonious idm. Nice overlapping of cozy relaxing sound bits with smooth glitch down-tempo soft-tronica. Smart programming, heavily influenced by the whole Brit thing (the "other" brit thing, that is). If you like the warm, organic, digitized sounds of Warp and of some of their best selling ambient artists, as well as artists rosters of labels such as Toytronic or Expanding, this CD will feel right at home on your shelf.The album includes four remixes by Cheju, Mint, Ova Looven and Milieu as well as a video clip by Jason Banker.
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