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Artist....: Aspects of Physics
Album.....: Marginalized Information Forms 1: Ping
Source....: CDDA
Type......: Album
Genre.....: Electronic
Grabber...: EAC
Encoder...: Lame
Quality...: VBRkbps /44,1kHz / Joint
Size......: 61,7 MB
Tracks....: 11
Playtime..: 40:23 min
Company...: Imputor imp024
Language..: English
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01.Logo (Observer) 00:12
02.Ping 09:52
03.Neutrino 02:10
04.QQ47 03:56
05.Piano Pill 03:27
06.Plippus 04:24
07.Ohmf 01:18
08.Reversevent 04:31
09.Jatchtas 01:16
10.Arnologer 01:34
11.Scene of Changery 07:43
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40:23 min
61,7 MB
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Yeah...
To anyone familiar with San Diego band Physics,
the migration to pure and applied science and
glitch n' bleep atmospherics should not come as
too much of a surprise. Throughout a good part
of the 90s, Physics was a well-kept cottage
industry secret, sequestered in, and often
overshadowed by, the San Diego scene's
conveyance of antiseptic and tepid kiddie punk.
The band plied much of its forays into early
post-rock and math-y krautrock structures before
most fans had even owned their first Can or
Faust records. Physics1, a compilation of
singles and loosely collected tracks from the
early 90s, is an essential purchase worth
tracking down. The band was also made up of a
loose collective of members from Heavy
Vegetable, Three Mile Pilot, Thingy, and most
notably Pinback. This experimental collective of
sound enthusiasts is acknowledged saviours of a
San Diego scene that, for many, was mostly known
for foisting insipid and odious suburban
mall-punk rock of the Blink 182 ilk on the
nation's ears.
As Physics shuffled off its mortal coil, it
thankfully gave birth to Aspects of Physics,
with Physics principle members Jason Soares and
JRE 'Robot' Coad in tow. If getting your mouth
around the risible title of its second record,
Marginalized Information Forms One: Ping,
provides rolled-eyes and incredulity, the music
therein should lessen any temperance or whiff of
precious effete self-indulgence. Physics' arcane
dabbling in electro-acoustics and hints of
granular analog circuitry has now born fruit
from an evocative tree of glitch-filled layers
of bumping video game collage-scapes mixed with
ambient guitar textures.
The beginning Morse Code heartbeat of opening
track "Ping" signals a distant shore with a
radar's pulse and sputtering analog circuitry
before it ushers in a Tortoise-meets-Trans Am
guitar line. Throughout its nine-minute
travelogue, the song unfolds with shards of
electro static and intertwining guitars while
racing down an autobahn at top speed. Follow-up
track "Neutrino" is a chilled-out ice cream
headache with bleeped percussion and oscillating
keyboards that carom off the interplay between
two angular guitar lines. "Plippus" starts with
cracked wire speaker fluff, only to land on a
gentle pillow of Godspeed-esque layered guitars
and phased-out Fender Rhodes electric piano.
Aspects of Physics consistently pulls off the
marvellous trick of diffusing the debris from
causing too much alienation and lets the
wonderful subtleties breath rather than lapse
into IDM gimmickry and self-indulgent torpor.
Certainly, it is the warmth of the guitars glow
and sustained tones that buttresses any of the
austere iciness on Marginalized Information
Forms. Mind you, there is ample cone melting
crackle for fans of the Rephlex and Warp labels.
If this is all sounds a bit too "I Sing the Body
Electric," rest assured this is far from
automatons waging war in abandoned industrial
sheds. Marginalized Information Forms is more of
a multimedia sound gallery vernisage - without
the austerity of cold museums floors and walls -
rather than an arid smoke-filled indie-rock
club. The album is not just erstwhile indie
math-rock refugees slumming it in electronica or
IDM; rather, it is a well-conceived testament to
the root organic nature of ambient and
post-rock's chance meeting on a
Kraftwerk-inspired laptop dissecting table.
Smart, textural, mature, and utterly listenable
from start to finish...
Enjoy...
Personal greets:
I'd like to thank AMOK, FWYH, radial, BCC, CMG
and all other groups, for releasing such a great stuff...
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GREETS: BFP aPC ALC BOSS TN GTi
We're looking for :
Suppliers/Dj's/Rippers who can get new unreleased stuff.
People who have large cd collections.
100mbit+ 400gigs+ sites with multi sections.
Hardware suppliers.
Shells or bncs suppliers.
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