Herd And Unherd

Classical | Aug 2010

Reviews

Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2011-04-10
Local artist continues his exploration into sample manipulation and trippiness, noise collage and sound art. One of the geniuses behind the recent very popular “Motown Meltdown”. A cross between Jean Michael Jarre, Brian Eno and Evolution Control Committee. With a broken television receiver. Great stuff that veers from lovely to creepy, often within a few seconds.

1) 70’s feeling Jarre/Tomita analog synth grows heavier and darker after ~3 min chills out a tad, ends with some film/TV samples
2) starts with samples, some sick tape speed stuff, collagelike with sounds, piano, melding together, looping
3) mostly all samples, speed shifted, collage sample art
4) samples predominate again, but not collage/sample art per se, trippiness abounds, nice
5) pitch changed samples about sounds, vibrational frequencies, continues with echoing pitch changed voices, singing
6) longer track (17min) very spacey and trippy washes of white noise and subtle samples, late night meditative stuff

Recent airplay

The Long Goodbye
Minimum EntropyJul 29, 2015
Counting Careful, Xevious
giltJun 17, 2011
Counting Careful
Counting Careful
Songs; Cannibal?Jun 10, 2011
Counting Careful
broken flowersJun 07, 2011
Counting Careful
kzsuth p.2May 29, 2011

Charting

2011-04-17 — 2011-06-19 Classical/Experimental
Week EndingAirplays
Jun 19 2
Jun 12 2
Jun 5 1
May 29 2
May 22 2
May 15 2
May 8 7
May 1 4

Track listing

1. Xevious
2. The Conversation
3. Shadow In Dub
4. Counting Careful
5. Herd And Unherd
6. The Long Goodbye