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General | May 2009

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Alma Mahler
Reviewed 2009-11-22
Excellent experiemental ambient & drone. First CD is atmospheric and hazy (drums & synths), the second pairs drone with more structural elements real nicely. Maybe you’ll hear similarities to books, grizzly bear, volcano!. I like the cover art. No FCCs.

Disc 1 – Spacious sounds, reverberated vocals – Try 1, 4, 5

1) (8:34) Light, atmospheric looped guitar; faraway & smudgey vocals (male & female).
2) (7:37) Shimmery electronics with frenetic high-pitched, jazzy drums – warm and all over the place.
3) (7:29) Spacey drone, similar to 3
4) (13.38) Beautiful! Hypnotic waves of bright, then rainy white noise, into more structured rhythm, echoey harmonies.
5) (5:08) Aleatoric - watch out for u-turn at ~3:20.
6) (4:04) Quirky, playful sounds.

Disc 2 – Angular compositions, some frantic drumming – Try 2, 3

1) (5:17) Interesting drum- & harmonica-driven song
2) (15:18) Super-catchy bass taken from the book of Kraut, slides into a smooth drone with distorted vocals that sound like whale song. Very good.
3) (8:02) Rolling drums, frenetic chimes
4) (10:22) Layers are off just enough to make this eeeeerie (“trust nothing”)
5) (8:20) Dense drums, heavy bass backdrop

Recent airplay

Caged Heat
Value MachineJul 22, 2010
Scattered At Last
Miscelleanous MeltdownJan 05, 2010
Caged Heat
FolktronicDec 06, 2009
Caged Heat
On The WarpathDec 05, 2009
Willing
lost and foundDec 05, 2009
Sonrise, Boose Who, Caged Heat
Songsmith SubDec 04, 2009

Charting

2009-11-29 — 2010-01-31 Classical/Experimental
Week EndingAirplays
Jan 10 1
Dec 13 1
Dec 6 5

Track listing

1. Caged Heat
2. Boose Who
3. Sonrise
4. Willing
5. Trust Mouth
6. Scattered At Last
7. Nets Of Nextoplasm
8. Awesun
9. Celebration
10. Trust Nothing
11. Duskin Grease