From Simon Paul Sent Wed, Oct 22nd 1997, 18:47
mark weddle wrote: > > It's out now, and I love it. This one is a different direction > from The Eyes of Stanley Pain, but a good one none the less. The > experimentalism is turned down a notch on most of the songs, but > there's still a wealth of weirdness mixed in the layers and textures. > If you've heard Plateau, then this is similiar to Plateau only more > lush and atmospheric, many of the songs are trance-like and laid back. > Theres a couple ambient-ish songs with no beat, but most have the > trademark thump thump thump. Then there's 3 or 4 bizarre, loud and > gritty ones. Go get it ... > > 1. Toooly Hooof 4:35 > 2. Cunning 6:03 > 3. Moth 7:00 > 4. Tunnel 3:44 > 5. MZEO B 4:32 > 6. Streaked 4:31 > 7. Flight of Luminous Insects 6:10 > 8. Beauty in the Eyes 6:06 > 9. Seeeping Solus 6:21 > 10. Pleck 6:27 > 11. Bellshaw 4:41 > 12. Were 4:29 > > Download is cEvin Key, Philth and Anthony Valcic > with guests Peggy Lee (cello on 8, 12), J. Vizvary (keys on 8), > Tim Hill (electronics on 7), Russel Nash (cylon > sequencer design on 7) > > xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx I totally agree with you it's alot like thier Plateau release 'music for grass bars' which was perfect Detroit techno style album this kind of reels it back into a more Download-ish style definitely cool-and atmospheric --it harkens back to the Biosphere remix of Attalal which is amazing live....... splua