T-Polar-Zero-(ACPR006)-WEB-2010-BNP

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2011-08-12

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: artist....: T-Polar                                     :
: title.....: Zero                                        :
: cat no....: ACPR006                                     :
: genre.....: Bass                                        :
: style.....: Dubstep                                     :
: label.....: Acroplane Recordings                        :
: tracks....: 07                                          :
: quality...: 320kbps                                     :
: storedate.: Oct-00-2010                                 :
: rlsdate...: Aug-11-2011                                 :
: url.......: http://boomkat.com/downloads/344377         :
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Nr.  Trackname                                    Time
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01.  Zero                                        04:27
02.  2015                                        03:29
03.  Home                                        04:20
04.  Fontaine                                    05:42
05.  Hot Butter Interlude                        05:06
06.  Theme form Galaxy Soul                      05:22
07.  Newtown Boppers                             04:31




                                                 Total
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                                                 32:57 min

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      T-Polar aka Gary Spence is one prolific
      motherfunker, diverse blighter too as this, his
      second release for Acroplane proves. An
      essential label in netaudio with a hefty
      amount, if not all, of the releases hitting the
      darkfloor thang for us. This is their 6th paid
      for release and continues the impressive
      discography being carved out by artists Dead
      Sound, Electromeca, wAgAwAgA, Baconhead and
      Porcelain Minotaurs. What follows are some
      words I wrote on a track by track basis.

      Zero. Deep, lush, rolling. Coming under the
      future garage vibe which seems to be exploding
      all over the joint at the moment. Smooth shit
      kicking off the album.

      2015. Resonated chord work with ethereal male
      vocals and chattering echoed keys, who when she
      drops launches into a deep warm bassy feel.
      Very very understated this track. One of those
      tracks which holds back it euphoria, but nods
      heavily towards it. Never dropping, just
      rolling.

      Home. A swaying oceanic like wave of synth
      flows in from the offset. Fractured percussive
      elements build up before the beats lock on.
      Dubbed to perfection this one. Nice and deep
      with some superb production elements.

      Fontaine. Containing a mish mash of elements
      this one. What with the fractured beats,
      noodlings of synth, old skool electronica
      sounding supporting elements, big and deep in
      the mix bass, and a swagger all of itÆs own. A
      producer of less ability would struggle with
      pulling this off, not so with T-Polar. Pushing
      things forward as a roller this one.

      Hot Butter Interlude. Heavy sub greets you
      straight away which builds into a mutant bass
      beast overlayed with sharp industrial sounding
      percussive beats. The euphoria vibe is back
      which with this track harks back to those
      rolling jungle tracks of yesteryear. Bloody
      fantastic, future junglestep perhaps? Either
      way, whatever you call it, this is bloody
      marvelous. Top of the pile this one.

      Theme from Galaxy Soul. Like Fontaine before
      it, this is another mash of different musical
      elements which shouldnÆt work together but
      theyÆre pulled together by someone who really
      knows what heÆs doing. The funky guitar plucks
      deep in the mix on this, inspired stuff.

      Newtown Boppers. Finishing off the album is
      this housey broken beat roller. The housiest of
      the tracks presented by T-Polar and Acroplane,
      and those who know me, know IÆm far from a
      house fan. Yet, T-Polar pulls it off and IÆm
      loving this grooveheavy steppa, which closes
      the release in style most befitting.

      In case you didnÆt read between the lines on
      the track breakdowns, this is ESSENTIAL which
      should be picked up by all and sundry. Bridging
      the often difficult gap between dancefloor and
      sofa, this is straight into the front of my
      record box.


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      Enjoy The music!

      If you want to join (Which we would love):
      Contact: psyfer@hush.com


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