Bent--Beautiful_Otherness-(GAEA011)-WEB-2009-dh

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MP3/FLAC
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10,26 MB
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Date
2009-11-29

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                                                          29.11.2009

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     artist   : Bent
     title    . Beautiful Otherness
     type     : EP
     year     . 2009
     genre    : Electronic
     subgenre . House
     label    : G&E Analogue
     cat      . GAEA 011
     URL      : http://www.bent-world.com
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     encoder  . Lame 3.96
     quality  : VBRkbps / 44.1Khz / Joint-Stereo
     source   . http://www.emusic.com
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     01.Beautiful Otherness (Tom Middleton Remix)                    08:18


     08:18 min  10,3 MB
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     The deep house crew brings you once again a high quality release of
     soulful dance music.. music with emotion that deserves the promotion..

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     Bent arrived on the back of the chill out craze that pervaded the
     first half of 2000, and they proved to be assured and humourous
     players. Their albums Programmed To Love and The Everlasting Blink
     are both very listenable, if criticized for being a touch unkempt
     around the edges.

     Ariels is an audible change of gear, with a tightened grip on
     structure and a change of focus to more song based material. Guests
     brought in to achieve this include Sian Evans from Kosheen, Rachel
     Foster (Weekend Players), Steve Edwards and long standing vocal
     accomplice Katty.

     The new approach pays handsome dividends, with the opening trio as
     strong a start as you could hope for. Comin? Back has a gorgeous old
     time vocal from Foster and a euphoric chorus, its sprightly beat an
     uplifting vibe. Sunday 29th evokes Dubstar at their best, a throwaway
     chorus and breezy lyrics. So far so good, and a hint of melancholia
     on I Can?t Believe It?s Over gives air to the rich voice of Sian,
     sounding much more at home in this musical company.

     The focus drifts for a while in the dreamy As You Fall, while Silent
     Life attempts to recreate the upbeat mood from the opening, largely
     successfully. On The Lake is awash with harp glissandi, certainly not
     sparing on the production front, but creating a lush, humid
     atmosphere. The breathy vocals for Now I Must Remember and Sunday Boy
     make for a pair of winning downtempo tunes, but the instrumental
     Exercise 4 is perhaps the best here, its electro touch more than
     welcome. Closing track The Waters Deep takes the warm fuzzy feeling
     over the horizon.

     Bent use for the most part a wide open sound, creating real outdoor
     music for the summer. At times this means the production can lack
     subtlety, disappearing into a warm mush, but more often than not
     there's a hook or vocal to enjoy. It's certainly a step forward from
     previous records and means they're punching at the same weight as
     their fellow downtempo duos Groove Armada and Lemon Jelly.

     What really works here though is the fact that a Summery record is
     being released at exactly the right time. So many labels get this
     wrong, dictated too by the traditional 'boom' periods of spring and
     autumn, while what the music lover wants is hot, sunny music for hot,
     sunny days - and that?s what Bent are offering. With a bit of class
     thrown in.


     remember to support artists.

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        shoutouts to the groups that love the music they promote..

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         no news is good news :)~

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     If you're down with the deep house music, music with feeling..
     music that makes you groove no matter where you are.. and you
     think you can add to this feeling.. then drop us a line d_h@inbox.lv
     keep the feeling real. .∙· d e e p h o u s e  2 0 0 9 ·∙.

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