From Andrew Duke Cognition Sent Sat, Feb 13th 1999, 21:01
From Andrew Duke Cognition Sent Sat, Feb 13th 1999, 21:01
xxxxx@xxx.xxx wrote: > John Tejada- Little Green Lights and Four Inch Faders (A13) > I suppose this record is a bit predictable, nothing really happens that you > weren't expecting to happen. Yep, the quality in this release is somewhat > monotonous. Each track is just as good as the last. Very smooth stuff. Of > course how can you resist getting a disc with track names like 'Prism War'. ***Mr. Tejada actually didn't name any of the titles on this release. If it washis way, he would have left em all untitled, but the record company titled em all (with tejada's permission). Andrew :) this info and more can be found in the interview with him on http://www.globalserve.net/~cognition (a dj set from him, too) > Hmmm? Oh, what does it sound like? Sorry, I was distracted by the music. I > guess it's kind of tech-housey in an outer-spacy kind of way. Kind of like a > more streamlined, housey Black Dog. > > Peter Benisch- Waiting for Snow (Fax) > This disc has that nostalgic feel to it a la Bochum Welt and SAW 1. However > it is by no means a clone of those guys. Reminds me a bit too of the quite > underrated release by David Morley 'Tilted', although it's more experimental > and chilled out. Off kilter elctro beats with weird atmospheres. This disc is > worth getting for track eight alone which is quite a top notch track. -- Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks 1096 Queen St #123 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2R9 TEL 902-422-7132 FAX 902-422-1262 http://www.globalserve.net/~cognition (Cognition Audioworks/In The Mix: listen : read) --online now: world premieres:Monolake LP/Legion Of Green Men LP/G-Force comp EP In The Mix show 578:Juan Atkins/Danny Zelonky (Low Res)/Mark Wee