Release : Drexon Field - Stratosphere Control
Artist : Drexon Field
Album : Stratosphere Control
Genre : Electronic
Source : CDDA
Label : Attack 9
URL : http://www.attacknine.com
Date : 2005-08-29
Quality : VBRkbps 44100 kHz Joint Stereo
Tracks : 8
Time : 34:24 min
Size : 52 MB
1 Pik Nik 4:50
2 Nostromo 3:02
3 Mountain System 3:03
4 Why Is There Food In The Science Room? 3:21
5 Pickin' Up Girls At The Miami Planetarium 4:57
6 Dracula's Day Out 3:37
7 I Hate Starscream 6:12
8 The Dinosaurs Must Have Been Doing Something Wrong 5:22
"Drexon Field's debut "Stratosphere Control" released on California's Attacknine
Records. Friends Devin Underwood and Jared Sheehan from Boston Massachusetts
present 8 tracks of their quirky electric boogaloo for your jam. Mischievous
kids let loose in a room full of keyboards and drum machines. "There's something
very carefree and childlike about these tunes...and disturbingly funky that i
like. It makes me think of Mad Monster Party, breakdancing mummies, or ice
skating with a werewolf. Neon funk and Phat shoelaces for sure!" - Nick from
Freescha. Recommended for fans of; chemistry sets, Jean-Jacques Perry, sling
shots, ghetto-blasters, Herbie Hancock and his robot, planets, cuttin'the rug,
the L.A. Dream Team (without the team) *A drexon field has many noted influences
that range from the invention of simple machines to the pleasure of weather or
the solitude of space. Geometry and the lost history of dinosaurs can also be
seen having a deep and meaningful relationship within the field.
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