Exile, Tim / Listening Tree
Album: | Listening Tree | Collection: | General | |
Artist: | Exile, Tim | Added: | Mar 2009 | |
Label: | Warp Records |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2010-05-02 | Pull Date: | 2010-07-04 |
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Week Ending: | Jun 13 | Jun 6 | May 23 | May 16 |
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Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 3 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
1. | Jul 05, 2010: | Big Love Show
Pay Tomorrow |
4. | May 22, 2010: | lost and found
Carouselle |
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2. | Jun 10, 2010: | Pipster Smarmage
Family Galaxy |
5. | May 20, 2010: | Grit, Glam, and Country Strands
Don't Think We're One |
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3. | Jun 05, 2010: | Music Casserole
Don't Think We're One |
6. | May 19, 2010: | Proles Take Over!
Pay Tomorrow |
Album Review
Red West
Reviewed 2010-04-27
Reviewed 2010-04-27
Electro, M vocals, a little alt for the dance floor- more for listening. I like the dirty digital synth. Plenty of interesting sounds and structures. Jungle, breakbeat, clash & new wave sensibilities.
+1.echoey percussive synth notes meander over alien percussion. Ah, if only the whole song were like the intro. Disconnected vocals take over and it becomes less avant-garde. Still it’s interesting, nice textures.
2.spacey pop with vocals doing the ping-pong stereo thing- panning left to right- eventually meeting in middle. Mid-tempo, plodding though speeds up and sounds like noisy j-pop by end.
3.Slow fuzzy start, then synths that sound like steel drums, shambling beat
4.Standard beat, hike through a jungle, instrumental
+5.Fine happy electropop with harmonized vocals
6.slow”handclaps” wispy treated vocals, undanceable beat, IDM?
+7.Nicely cynical lyrics about packaged entertainment. Odd rhythm changes
8.Quiet intro.then moves at a good clip. Instrumental like speed-skating.
9.Quiet intro w/”aaahs”. Lyrics sung-whispered. Mellow, thoughtful, then rather strident and military. Less jarring.then other tracks
10.Gentle digital noise and close-miced, naturalistic vocals. Very little beats. Turns dramatic, loud/quiet/loud.
+1.echoey percussive synth notes meander over alien percussion. Ah, if only the whole song were like the intro. Disconnected vocals take over and it becomes less avant-garde. Still it’s interesting, nice textures.
2.spacey pop with vocals doing the ping-pong stereo thing- panning left to right- eventually meeting in middle. Mid-tempo, plodding though speeds up and sounds like noisy j-pop by end.
3.Slow fuzzy start, then synths that sound like steel drums, shambling beat
4.Standard beat, hike through a jungle, instrumental
+5.Fine happy electropop with harmonized vocals
6.slow”handclaps” wispy treated vocals, undanceable beat, IDM?
+7.Nicely cynical lyrics about packaged entertainment. Odd rhythm changes
8.Quiet intro.then moves at a good clip. Instrumental like speed-skating.
9.Quiet intro w/”aaahs”. Lyrics sung-whispered. Mellow, thoughtful, then rather strident and military. Less jarring.then other tracks
10.Gentle digital noise and close-miced, naturalistic vocals. Very little beats. Turns dramatic, loud/quiet/loud.
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