Showing posts with label loop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label loop. Show all posts

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Jega - Spectrum


sorry for my long absence, i was on a cruise (!)

here is some classic (and classy) aphex-esque idm (the artist was/is friends with richard (d) james, from what i have heard). all song on this album are great, and many (with a few drum-machine exceptions) show a great amount of effort splicing and juggling and destroying old funk loops. this album is a wonderful example of what some early english idm was like, and why it was so great :)

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Brian Eno - Ambient 1: Music for Airports


eno has been posted here once before, but that was when he was still doing glam rock and such... this is one of the most classic ambient albums ever made, and it is pretty much impossible not to relax to it :p

it was created to be played in airports, where eno described the atmosphere as "tense and non-inspiring", so it is supposed to be calming and unobtrusive, which i think he certainly accomplished!

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Giraffes? Giraffes! - More Skin With Milk-Mouth



i have posted other albums from the side projects of "giraffes? giraffes!" but this is the first feature of their main project. this album cover is rather... intense? anyways, this was one of my first math rock albums, and i still really love it. i find it amazing that the entire album is a just a two piece band, one guitarist and one drummer, both very skilled at their instruments. i highly recommend this album to any fan of math rock, or experimental rock in general.


Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Battles - Atlas


one of my first math rock albums, looking back (which shows how young i am, heh), but it was also, at the same time, and introduction to space rock, pitch shifting, alternate tunings, and looping jams. maybe its just nostalgia, but i still freakin' love the crazyness (even if they did "sell out" by going on the twilight movie soundtrack)

Friday, March 18, 2011

Toshimaru Nakamura - Egrets


my inspiration for my experimentation in no-input feedback loops. a genius in the world of experimental ambient glitch/noise.