James_Pants-Savage-WEB-2015-JUST

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MP3/FLAC

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JUST

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52,81 MB

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17

Date

2015-04-24

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Artist.......: James Pants
Album........: Savage
Label........: Stones Throw Records
Genre........: Electronic
Catnr........: STH2363
Source.......: WEB
Rip.date.....: 2015-04-22
Str.date.....: 2015-04-14
Quality......: 320kbps/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.amazon.com/Savage-James-Pants/dp/B00T6H6SLI

track  title                                          time

 1.    Draghi Race                                    1:34
 2.    Sat Nav                                        1:10
 3.    Designated Driver                              1:53
 4.    Spaces                                         1:52
 5.    Artificial Lover                               2:42
 6.    Shantay                                        1:25
 7.    Dreams Be True                                 1:07
 8.    Black                                          1:45
 9.    VIT                                            1:08
 10.   Machu Pichu                                    1:17
 11.   Broth                                          1:32
 12.   My Body                                        2:02
 13.   Outage                                         1:26
 14.   Mechanique                                     2:01


                                            Runtime  22:54
                                            Size     52.80


Release Notes:

Here's what this record is all about. James says it's "inspired by Martin Denny
flourishes, royalty free breakbeats, Gary Wilson and Hamburg's infamous Golden
Pudel club."

The record was composed solely via MIDI and a Yamaha Portasound PSS-480 and is
an oblique homage to the Residents' Commercial Album û a 14-track record made up
of sonic vignettes that sounds as good on a stereo set-up in the Amazonian
jungle as it does coming through laptop speakers.

Like Pants' previous records, it sounds different to what has come before:
Savage adds more of a lo-fi digital sheen compared to Welcome (2008), Seven
Seals (2009) and James Pants (2011). Over those four years, he's honed his
skills as a webmaster û check rds.zone for his latest creations û and stockpiled
new music. In fact, there are more than 100 tracks that were considered for the
release. As Pants explains, "Instead of laboring months over one song, I like to
move quickly onto the next." What's emerged on this release is something full of
(fake) emotion, set to an exotica beat




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