Down With Candy
General
| May 2011
Reviews
HYPRK
Reviewed 2011-05-08
Reviewed 2011-05-08
Konntinent is a total allstar in the world of microlabels. His high-soaring electronic jams have graced handfuls of excellent labels including Sweat Lodge Guru, Sonic Pieces, Phantom Channel, etc. He is notable for his bold electronic work which has a lot of shoegaze, ambient, and 80’s synth-based influences, but is still fresh and interesting. Yet another great mindmelting electronic album for the a-file. For fans of Tidal, Vangelis, Alex Barnett, Red Electric Rainbow, Lunar Miasma, etc.
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1. Wandering Twilight Zone waves of ambient euphoria that are soon punctured by gain-soaked guitar and what sounds like crackles in the very fabric of space time. Bladerunnercore at its finest. Later dissolves into a great set of dreamy fairytale chimes. An excellent track!
2. Crunchy electronics, scattered samples, occasional blasts of synth. A very disorganized experimental track which gradually dissolves into a blurry wave of static like the heat rising off the blacktop at the end of recess…
3. Slow-building badass electronica. Hammering, echoing and relentless. Gradually transitions into a far-out cosmic jam. A nice ambient bit at the end rounds things out.
4. A bit more mellow than the others. Haunting and minimalist with a ton of Vangelis-inspired synth work. Sounds like you’re being chased in the dark. This one might take a few listens to grow on you, but it’s excellent regardless.
5. The first minute or so is pretty slow and then it gradually blossoms into a feast of lights, colors and sounds. Lots of cool textures and an oh-so-sunny melody.
FCC CLEAN
1. Wandering Twilight Zone waves of ambient euphoria that are soon punctured by gain-soaked guitar and what sounds like crackles in the very fabric of space time. Bladerunnercore at its finest. Later dissolves into a great set of dreamy fairytale chimes. An excellent track!
2. Crunchy electronics, scattered samples, occasional blasts of synth. A very disorganized experimental track which gradually dissolves into a blurry wave of static like the heat rising off the blacktop at the end of recess…
3. Slow-building badass electronica. Hammering, echoing and relentless. Gradually transitions into a far-out cosmic jam. A nice ambient bit at the end rounds things out.
4. A bit more mellow than the others. Haunting and minimalist with a ton of Vangelis-inspired synth work. Sounds like you’re being chased in the dark. This one might take a few listens to grow on you, but it’s excellent regardless.
5. The first minute or so is pretty slow and then it gradually blossoms into a feast of lights, colors and sounds. Lots of cool textures and an oh-so-sunny melody.
Recent airplay
Down With Candy
meow: a self-promoting whore of a musical — Jul 16, 2011
Red Lion
Music Casserole — Jul 15, 2011
Down With Candy
lost and found — Jul 10, 2011
Down With Candy
Songs: Cantan pts. I & II — Jun 11, 2011
45 Magnificent Horses, Down With Candy
meowgasm! — Jun 02, 2011
Down With Candy
kzsuth p.2 — May 29, 2011
Charting
2011-05-14 — 2011-07-16
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Jul 17 | 3 |
| Jun 12 | 1 |
| Jun 5 | 2 |
| May 29 | 1 |
| May 22 | 5 |
Track listing
| 1. | Down With Candy | ||
| 2. | 45 Magnificent Horses | ||
| 3. | Red Lion | ||
| 4. | New Neo Tokyo / From The Beach, Odaiba Bay | ||
| 5. | All Gamma, All Night |