Magnitude No. 8

General | May 2009

Reviews

KarelTheHoBot
Reviewed 2009-11-16
Kernel (Yasushi Miura)
Magnitude No. 8

High-bpm minimal anti-bass glitchy IDM done right. Similar to matmos, matthew dear, sped up early autuchre. Try tracks 2 & 4. Yasushi releases all of his stuff under different pseudonyms, but all of them are titled as Magnitude No. ‘..’.

2. fast pace phone tones and robot squeaks. Builds in complexity, feels all over the place but it retains a steady rhythm, helped largely by a steady, rudimentary drumbeat.
4. chopped and sped steel drum & marimba pinball game. I can’t think of anything else this fast that’s nearly as relaxed.
5. slow, no beat. remember putting your kids to sleep? But you were already kind of drunk and space out off ambien? And one of those wind up machines that make that music kids love is playing, but to you it sounds like an intro to some old, poorly acted science fiction movie? Or maybe some beat from a 1996 4-track tape from the living legends? Bicasso says hi.
6. ascending tidal wave of glitch. Starts pretty calm but gets bigger and bigger and bigger.
7. one single solitary sound repeated at high frequency for two minutes. Not for the faint of heart.

Recent airplay

Insomnia
Big Love ShowJul 12, 2010
Insomnia
lost and foundJan 23, 2010
Haze
FolktronicJan 21, 2010
Vague
Music CasseroleJan 16, 2010
Rainbow
FolktronicJan 14, 2010
Don't Hurry Me
FolktronicJan 03, 2010

Charting

2009-11-22 — 2010-01-24 Electronic
Week EndingAirplays
Jan 24 2
Jan 17 2
Jan 10 1
Dec 27 1
Dec 13 2
Nov 29 1

Track listing

1. Path
2. Insomnia
3. Friction
4. Vague
5. Hover
6. Haze
7. Don't Hurry Me
8. Floes
9. Rainbow