Antipop Consortium / Antipop Vs Matthew Shipp
| Album: | Antipop Vs Matthew Shipp | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Antipop Consortium | Added: | Feb 2003 | |
| Label: | Thirsty Ear Communication | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2003-03-17 | Pull Date: | 2003-05-19 |
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| Week Ending: | May 4 | Apr 27 | Apr 20 | Apr 13 | Apr 6 | Mar 30 | Mar 23 |
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| Airplays: | 2 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 1 | 2 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Apr 12, 2014: | Music Casserole
Monstro City |
4. | May 02, 2003: | The Digital/Analog War
Svp |
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| 2. | Nov 04, 2003: | The Digital/Analog War
Places I've Never Been |
5. | Apr 25, 2003: | The Digital/Analog War
Svp |
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| 3. | May 02, 2003: | Back of the Class
Places I've Never Been |
6. | Apr 14, 2003: | Stirling's Approximation
Monstro City |
Album Review
The Dead Kenny-Gs
Reviewed 2003-03-03
Reviewed 2003-03-03
Antipop Consortium vs. Matthew Shipp
Experimental Hip-Hop verses Free Jazz Piano Improv. This is a hard album to describe in a general sense, some of the tracks are jazzy bits with some hip-hop flavored beats, others are more like straight Antipop stuff with some live instrument comping. I picked up this to review because I really liked the first track, I just wish the rest of the album was as interesting. Don't get me wrong, this album is pretty good, but it's not all that revolutionary and I didn't feel like the two groups working together made something that was more then the sum of its parts. Try out tracks 1, 5, and 8 and then move out from there if you like what you hear.
1) **Instrumental with dark, wide piano chords
2) Straight ahead jazzy with vocal interludes
3) Slow rapping over a more sparse instrumentation
4) After a light, pretty straight, vocals, piano quoting XXX from Miles "All Blues" from Kind of Blue
5) *Looping piano repetitions with minimal accompanyment that very gradually increases intensity
6) Bowed bass intro, then rapping over a kind of minimalist drum-n-bass
8) *Slow rapping with sparse afro-beat percussion and occasional exclaimations from Shipp's piano
10) Up-tempo free jazz piano workout
Tom Purcell, March 2003
Experimental Hip-Hop verses Free Jazz Piano Improv. This is a hard album to describe in a general sense, some of the tracks are jazzy bits with some hip-hop flavored beats, others are more like straight Antipop stuff with some live instrument comping. I picked up this to review because I really liked the first track, I just wish the rest of the album was as interesting. Don't get me wrong, this album is pretty good, but it's not all that revolutionary and I didn't feel like the two groups working together made something that was more then the sum of its parts. Try out tracks 1, 5, and 8 and then move out from there if you like what you hear.
1) **Instrumental with dark, wide piano chords
2) Straight ahead jazzy with vocal interludes
3) Slow rapping over a more sparse instrumentation
4) After a light, pretty straight, vocals, piano quoting XXX from Miles "All Blues" from Kind of Blue
5) *Looping piano repetitions with minimal accompanyment that very gradually increases intensity
6) Bowed bass intro, then rapping over a kind of minimalist drum-n-bass
8) *Slow rapping with sparse afro-beat percussion and occasional exclaimations from Shipp's piano
10) Up-tempo free jazz piano workout
Tom Purcell, March 2003
Track Listing
| 1. | Places I've Never Been | 6. | Coda | |||
| 2. | Staph | 7. | Stream Light | |||
| 3. | Slow Horn | 8. | Monstro City | |||
| 4. | A Knot in Your Bop | 9. | Real Is Surreal | |||
| 5. | Svp | 10. | Free Hop |