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artist: Food Of The Gods
album: Boy Form Brazil - Poison Apple
label: Whatever We Want Records
cat: WEWW019
year: 2008
genre: Psychedelic Rock
sub-genre: Leary's Psychedelic Rock, Ethereal
source: Vinyl
grabber: Eac
encoder: LAME 3.97 V2 --Vbr-New -V 2
quality: VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
size: 14,8 MB
link: http://www.whateverwewantrecords.com
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│tracklist.
no. time track title
A 04:25 Boy Form Brazil
B 05:43 Poison Apple
total time: 10:08 min
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│release notes.
In a world of posse cuts, punched-in collabs, and the gauntlet of
jet-setting schedules, agents, PR and managers, is it even possible
to form a supergroup these days? And is it possible to label one
that's comprised of two underground DJ gods, the son of a Pop Art
master, a breakout 90's alt-rock cooer and a marginal indie-rock
band's session man? Weirdly enough, Food of the Gods is that
supergroup, although perhaps only in the wee cul de sac of the
Whatever We Want blink-and-they're-out-of-print world. You have the
legendary DJ Harvey returning to the drums from his teenage Peel
Session days, Rub-n-Tug's Thom Bullock on keyboards, Eddie Ruscha
Jr. on bass, White Magic hired hand Tim Koh and Cibo Matto's Miho
Hatori chittering in a charming broken language not unlike Can's
Damo Suzuki.
Which is apropos, as "Boy from Brazil" rides on Ruscha's "Yoo Doo
Right" groove. Rather than simply bulk up the macho posturing that
the duo of Harvey/Bullock enacted as Map of Africa, Food of the
Gods is deliciously buoyant, effortlessly sucking up both bossa
nova carpet fluff and space dust in equal huffs, reaching into
those rhythmic corners that the recent Antena "Camino Del Sol"
remixes didn't. Unfortunately, "Poison Apple" doesn't quite strike
the same balance. It features more reverberating guitar noise and a
space-rock groove that remains pedestrian and never quite achieves
lift-off. Rather, it simply sounds like a supergroup in their
practice space, pedigrees eschewed as they work through
compatibility issues like any other band.
- Taken from Resident Advisor
http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=5625
Credits:
Bass - Eddie Ruscha
Drums - Harvey Bassett
Guitar - Tim Koh
Keyboards - Thomas Bullock
Vocals - Miho Hatori
Notes: Recorded in Santa Monica, CA
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