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: artist....: Kangding Ray :
: title.....: Pruitt Igoe :
: cat no....: R-N124 :
: genre.....: Electronic :
: style.....: Glitch / Electro / Experimental / Minimal :
: label.....: Raster Noton :
: tracks....: 04 :
: quality...: 320kbps :
: storedate.: Oct-00-2010 :
: rlsdate...: Aug-11-2011 :
: url.......: http://boomkat.com/downloads/345257 :
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Nr. Trackname Time
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01. kangding ray pruitt igoe (rise) 04:13
02. kangding ray pruitt igoe 05:39
(alva noto remodel)
03. kangding ray pruitt igoe (fall) 04:31
04. kangding ray pruitt igoe 05:24
(ben frost demolition)
Total
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19:47 min
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Enhanced and incredibly produced bass music
from the Raster Noton camp courtesy of Kangding
Ray, reinforced with stunning remixes from Alva
Noto and Ben Frost. With 'Pruitt Igoe' Kangding
Ray augments his sound to Raster's current
avant-techno agenda, logging onto the 'floor
with the burly swing of 'Rise' and 'Fall', both
echoing Dubstep's move into slower tempos and
elevated groove technology like some
uncompromising Teutonic cousin to Pinch's
'Croydon House' sound or a steel-plated
Shackleton rhythm trip. Of course this is all
in line with Raster's overriding agenda of
intense, considered minimalism, striving to eke
the optimised impact from every sound and
eschewing the need for any unnecessarily
conventional melody or harmony. On the remixes,
Alva Noto continues a streak of rhythmically
charged form, following remixes for Greie Gut
Fraktion and Vladislav Delay with a colossal
remodel of 'Rise', filtering the original's
distorted field recordings of street singers
from Uttar Pradesh into something like an
inverted version of Ancient Methods' stentorian
techno funk. Finally, Ben Frost returns
Kangding Ray's programming favour on his 'By
The Throat' album with a gripping refix of
'Fall', placing kicks like boulders strewn on
arctic tundra while dynamically contorting the
ghoulish synths into nightmarish figures
looming from the inky blackness. As you can
probably tell, this is pushing our buttons,
hard. So good.
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Enjoy The music!
If you want to join (Which we would love):
Contact: psyfer@hush.com
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