a r t i s t : Fordell Research Unit
t i t l e : The Shape of Rage
d a t e : 2008
l a b e l : Singular
g e n r e : Ambient
r l s. d a t e : Jan/2009
t r a c k s : 07
b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
s i z e : 23,1 MB
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Fraser Burnett has quietly built up an assured reputation for
consistent and solid releases for labels such as Lee Stokoe's
Matching Head, Blackest Rainbow (recently sharing a split LP
with Culver and Jazzfinger) and his own Pjorn imprint. In an
overcrowded genre, sitting through another slab of 'drone'
music can sometimes feel like a laborious and thankless task,
however, what works for me in this instance is the utter
sincerity with which each release arrives. I get the
impression that none of this music is forced', no hip
references or longing to be part of 'it' (whatever the fuck
'it' is). Seven tracks of subtle brain melt that could easily
stretch to an hour each, a canny tactic that has you reaching
for the PLAY button as soon as it's over.
http://www.virb.com/frstprsn
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01-Phil's Cosmic Exegesis [00:39]
02-Milroy-coda [02:12]
03-Newell [03:01]
04-Another Common Dunwich Scandal [04:04]
05-What we hear when we die [06:21]
06-Sunday [01:00]
07-Mountains and Fog [02:03]
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19:20 min