Returnal
Classical
| Jun 2010
Reviews
Brick
Reviewed 2010-06-04
Reviewed 2010-06-04
Lazer Pulses Shooting out of Speakers & Hypnotizing. Analog Genius at Work. Top top top top top notch stuff from Daniel Lopatin, the greatest thing to happen -synth act since Jean Michel Jarre. You're in for a real treat. Does it get any better than this? I submit that it does not.
1- 'Nil Adimari' - Clamor! crunchy static triumphant sprawling synthesizer burst. audio fireworks and a explosive patchings that blast out. the computer is in rebellion. somehow arrives at serenity.
2- 'Describing Bodies' - massive sprawling synthesizer dreamscape without rival. a shimmering drone masterwork.
3- 'Stress Wave' - mellow, reflective, oscillating undulating waves of perfection. a sea. music for docking your hovercraft at the spaceport.
4-'Returnal' - the pop song, hyperlayered, beds of marshmallow bliss, pitched up warbly treated & layered vocal weirdness, stairways of warmth. oh wow.
5- 'Pelham Island Road' - shifting eerie tritone pitches that explode when they hit the ear, massssssive PBS synthesizer & vauge tropical birds, othewordly shimmering radiance.
6-'Where does time go' -An odyssey of arpeggiated triplets falling over one another infinitely. Pulses you beyond the halocine clouds of the troposphere.
7-'Ourboros' -Warm, staggeringly gorgeous comedown into just plain heavely bliss
8- 'Preyoundi" - staggering, sputtering, rolling ball of percussive entropy veiled behind a wall of questioning extraterrestrial pulses. then the gorgeous twisted vague vocal remnants tie the album to a gorgeous closer.
1- 'Nil Adimari' - Clamor! crunchy static triumphant sprawling synthesizer burst. audio fireworks and a explosive patchings that blast out. the computer is in rebellion. somehow arrives at serenity.
2- 'Describing Bodies' - massive sprawling synthesizer dreamscape without rival. a shimmering drone masterwork.
3- 'Stress Wave' - mellow, reflective, oscillating undulating waves of perfection. a sea. music for docking your hovercraft at the spaceport.
4-'Returnal' - the pop song, hyperlayered, beds of marshmallow bliss, pitched up warbly treated & layered vocal weirdness, stairways of warmth. oh wow.
5- 'Pelham Island Road' - shifting eerie tritone pitches that explode when they hit the ear, massssssive PBS synthesizer & vauge tropical birds, othewordly shimmering radiance.
6-'Where does time go' -An odyssey of arpeggiated triplets falling over one another infinitely. Pulses you beyond the halocine clouds of the troposphere.
7-'Ourboros' -Warm, staggeringly gorgeous comedown into just plain heavely bliss
8- 'Preyoundi" - staggering, sputtering, rolling ball of percussive entropy veiled behind a wall of questioning extraterrestrial pulses. then the gorgeous twisted vague vocal remnants tie the album to a gorgeous closer.
Recent airplay
Pelham Island Road
radio seven — Oct 21, 2015
Pelham Island Road
Ghost Trees — Jan 11, 2011
Returnal
Money Isn't Real — Dec 17, 2010
Preyouandi, Ouroboros
orangeasm — Dec 02, 2010
Returnal
orangeasm — Nov 03, 2010
Where Does Time Go, Pelham Island Road
orangeasm — Aug 19, 2010
Charting
2010-06-06 — 2010-08-08
Classical/Experimental
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Aug 8 | 1 |
| Aug 1 | 2 |
| Jul 25 | 2 |
| Jul 18 | 1 |
| Jul 4 | 1 |
| Jun 27 | 1 |
| Jun 20 | 2 |
| Jun 13 | 1 |
Track listing
| 1. | Nil Admirari | ||
| 2. | Describing Bodies | ||
| 3. | Stress Waves | ||
| 4. | Returnal | ||
| 5. | Pelham Island Road | ||
| 6. | Where Does Time Go | ||
| 7. | Ouroboros | ||
| 8. | Preyouandi |