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artist: Abstraxion
album: Temple Of The Sun
label: Biologic Records
cat: BIO006
year: 2009
genre: Techno
source: WEB
quality: 320kbps / 44,1kHz / Full Stereo
size: 57,7 MB
link: http://www.juno.co.uk/
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│tracklist.
no. time track title
01 05:59 B and S
02 06:26 Slices
03 05:49 Temple Of The Sun
04 06:58 Vampyros Lesbos
total time: 25:12 min
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│release notes.
http://www.abstraxion.fr/
One of my favorite records of 2008, Abstraxion's Six Eight
introduced a raw and unhinged breed of electro. Each track bristled
with unpredictable energy, shot through with weird animal-like
synthesizers that growled and darted around the stereof ield
without warning. Now Harold BoulΘ returns with a darker sound on
Temple of the Sun, the fifth 12-inch from his Paris-based Biologic
imprint.
"B and S" opens the record with a buzzy groove that slowly unfolds
into an aggressive sheet of brassy noise and funhouse effects that
ride an uncomfortable line between aural destabilization and
novelty trick. "Slices," however, is much more disciplined and
streamlined; this track is designed for speeding. It takes a minute
or two to fully rev up but the payoff is big, with twin monster
synthesizers barreling down the fast lane, chewing up asphalt and
demonstrating Boule's power to pack a song full of unpredictable
spinouts without leaving behind the beat.
Picking up where "Slices" ends, the title track is a filthy cut of
electro with a snarling synthesizer that threatens to rip loose and
start hurling furniture around the room. Sometimes BoulΘ's melodies
get a bit too wild and discomfiting. Perhaps sensing this,
"Vampyros Lesbos" closes the EP with a low-key and slightly chintzy
haunted house riff. You can almost see the madman hunched over the
organ and just when the gimmick wears thin, the drums kick in and
the track shifts into a stunning 8-bit cloak-and-dagger soundtrack
that sounds like the best bits of Legend of Zelda smashed into Spy
Hunter and amplified for the big screen. Abstraxion's music is
chaotic and freewheeling, occasionally to the point of distraction,
but it's always funùan element that's often missing from the darker
side of electro. (reviewed by James Reeves @ ResidentAdvisor.net)
http://www.discogs.com/Abstraxion-Temple-Of-The-Sun/release/1771478
http://www.myspace.com/abstraxionmusic
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