Fe3o4 - Magnetite

Vainio, Mika
Touch
General | Oct 2012

Reviews

Giancarlo M
Reviewed 2013-03-04
Vainio, Mika/FE304 – Magnetite
Label: Touch
Reviewed by Giancarlo M
3/4/13
Avante-garde electronic musique concrete, with heavy use of register extremes (low rumbling bass, high pitch ringing). Some slightly melodic material, but mostly synth and signal processing.

Favorites: Magnetosense, Magnetosome.

1. (8:23) Magnetia – Relatively quiet percussion sounds, then low drones (becoming very dissonant), then strange dissonances in the higher register.
2. (7:04) Magnetotactic – Electronic noodling, different types of sounds juxtaposed. A bit uncomfortable at points with tones in a very high register.
3. (7:44) Magnetosphere – Distorted sounds of people talking, then drone crescendo until the end.
4. *(8:34) Magnetosense – Interesting use of mechanical and rain-like sounds, against solemn chords.
5. (7:52) Magnetism – Low bass on and off at the beginning, then loud distorted basses noodling for a bit.
6. *(9:36) Magnetosome – Sounds of resonant, ringing bowls, with some signal distortion throughout.
7. (6:38) Low rumbling sounds, distorted bass, people screaming. Some ringing towards the end (a bit uncomfortable to listen to).

Recent airplay

Magnetosphere
"no way to say" 0011Apr 15, 2013
Magnetosense
minimum entropyApr 10, 2013
Magnetosense
Music CasseroleApr 06, 2013
Magnetosense
Minding The GapApr 03, 2013
Magnetosome
Pumping TiresApr 02, 2013
Magnetosense
"no way to say" 0009Apr 01, 2013

Charting

2013-03-31 — 2013-06-03
Week EndingAirplays
Apr 21 1
Apr 14 1
Apr 7 4

Track listing

1. Magnetia
2. Magnetotactic
3. Magnetosphere
4. Magnetosense
5. Magnetism
6. Magnetosome
7. Elvis's Tv Room