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Understanding 9/11Robot Speaker - Plastic-TV Channel No. 5 [BB012]
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Each track on Robot Speaker's Plastic-TV Channel No. 5 is a unique collection of random sounds from electronic transmissions (television, radio, words, music, static), masterfully organized into complex and interacting sets of rhythms that are arranged unpredictably.
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| amoebic love |
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| circuit breaker |
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| balloon spray machine |
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| fork song day light |
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| mask man scratcher |
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| moon computer |
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| tcm 57 voice |
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| guitar radio beat |
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| lob nob kab |
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| my room melody |
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| space surfing |
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| guitarist house |
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| rulette voice |
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| typewriter synthesizer |
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| three hands game |
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| english master |
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| switch 77s |
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| Frequency 505 |
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| a twilight episode |
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Notes
Words cannot begin to describe how much we love the music of Takuma Ebisawa's Robot Speaker, but we'll try. The most original music we've heard in years, effortlessly combining a sampledelic, cut-up collage aesthetic with ingeniously evolving, multi-layered, complex rhythmic patterns.
Takuma Ebisawa lives in Tokyo, Japan.
Reviews
Reviewer:
daveg
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May 22, 2006
Subject: Goofy cut'n'paste stuff
Subject: Goofy cut'n'paste stuff
Somewhat similar in structure (or lack of...) to Zorn's Cobra-era stuff, Robot Speaker takes widely different sounds, tosses them in a chopper, and mixes them to chunky proportion. Best served with warm fried tortillas.
