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Electrip - Collideoscope
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- 2007-07-31
Electrip - Collideoscope
ID: FSOR006
Artist: Electrip
Title: Collideoscope
Date: August 2007
Format: 320kbps mp3
Length: 28:24
Tracklist:
1. Electrip - Sickness (5:51)
2. Electrip - Irrationalanthem (6:05)
3. Electrip - 5330 (4:27)
4. Electrip - Madhatter (3:46)
5. Electrip - Turbulence (8:15)
Electrip is a fusion of two trans-Atlantic electronica producers, t1mp in the US and sickmoth in the UK. t1mp's more considered approach to structure and production fuses with sickmoth's indiosyncratic methods to produce music that is at times dangerously close to the mainstream but keeps its feet in abstract electronica and its head in the fuzzy clouds... Electrip is a journey. Taking you to amazing places with varied and beautifully crafted tracks rooted in industrial expirimental sounds and playing with world music grooves, Electrip is a deeply enjoyable and moving Ep, Enjoy
Cover Art By: Timothy Preut
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ID: FSOR006
Artist: Electrip
Title: Collideoscope
Date: August 2007
Format: 320kbps mp3
Length: 28:24
Tracklist:
1. Electrip - Sickness (5:51)
2. Electrip - Irrationalanthem (6:05)
3. Electrip - 5330 (4:27)
4. Electrip - Madhatter (3:46)
5. Electrip - Turbulence (8:15)
Electrip is a fusion of two trans-Atlantic electronica producers, t1mp in the US and sickmoth in the UK. t1mp's more considered approach to structure and production fuses with sickmoth's indiosyncratic methods to produce music that is at times dangerously close to the mainstream but keeps its feet in abstract electronica and its head in the fuzzy clouds... Electrip is a journey. Taking you to amazing places with varied and beautifully crafted tracks rooted in industrial expirimental sounds and playing with world music grooves, Electrip is a deeply enjoyable and moving Ep, Enjoy
Cover Art By: Timothy Preut
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Visit Postunder for more unique electronic music releases!
Postunder Records - http://www.postunder.net
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Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists
Song Title | Versions | Compilations | Covers |
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Sickness | |||
Irrationalanthem | |||
5330 | |||
Madhatter | |||
Turbulence |
- Addeddate
- 2007-07-31 08:06:16
- Boxid
- OL100020607
- Identifier
- electrip_-_collideoscope
- Run time
- 28:24
- Year
- 2007
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Reviewer:
postunder
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August 14, 2007
Subject: Superb! F'real
Subject: Superb! F'real
i like both of these guy's solo work, but this collaboration is for sure the best music i have heard from either of them. very particular sound and style and well balanced productions.
Reviewer:
Fudgedubnofunk
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August 10, 2007
Subject: Genius
Subject: Genius
Yep ... have so far only listened to the 1st couple of trax, but am totally diggin what I've heard so far. This is such a wicked meeting of minds ... will blurb more once I've listened a bit more, but on the basis of what I've heard so far you guys should deffo collab some more - a full opus with some Pink Floyd-esque concept ta boot too!
Reviewer:
Signal:Noise
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August 8, 2007
Subject: Outstanding.
Subject: Outstanding.
This is a seriously great EP, both of you should be proud to have made this. You've managed to take Tim's tight production and moth's erratic genius and combined to create something that is genuinely greater than the sum of the parts.
ALL HAIL THE FUTON!
ALL HAIL THE FUTON!
Reviewer:
sickmoth
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August 3, 2007
Subject: How this happened
Subject: How this happened
T1mp (USA) and sickmoth (UK) were having a chat back in February (could have been earlier) about each other's styles, and we just decided to give it a go. So Timmypoos said he had a few tracks that were just hanging about doing nothing, and he sent me a fairly sparse beat to add to. The file name was 'Madhatter'. So I followed the usual moth formula of throwing lots of stuff at it and sent it back it Timbo, who did some more to it, and then back to me, and so on...
With 'Mad Hatter' we knew we were on to something cool, so we decided to have another go, maybe even make an EP. 'Sickness' happened because Timmypants had a beat together with an odd melody, and he wanted to hear some vox on it, so I gave it a go, adding some guitar and such, then he worked his usual magic after that, and then we created the end section to round it up a bit.
'Irrational anthem' was all out of a 1.5 minute didge track that Timmypants performed, along with some djembe taps. As soon as I heard the didge, I knew it had to be full-on other-worldly, so went for that. Next was 5330, which is the distance in miles between us (aaaahhh), which is a reworking of a few samples from my guitar epic, 'Life by cat'. While Timmy was working on that, I was doing 'Turbulence', which essentially I wanted to round off the EP and fit with the kind of organic feel to the whole thing.
... and that was that. My scattered ideas and Tim's precise production. We knew this was good stuff and couldn't wait to get it out there. He came up with a few cover ideas, we discussed, and settled on one.
This was a true collaboration in that we truly worked together on this. Discussed ideas, time scales, stayed up late to finish rough mixes and send them to each other, all that.
We've already got some ideas for the next EP, and as I have decided to retire sickmoth for the foreseeable future, I'll devote all my time to that.
Of course I give it five stars. So there.
With 'Mad Hatter' we knew we were on to something cool, so we decided to have another go, maybe even make an EP. 'Sickness' happened because Timmypants had a beat together with an odd melody, and he wanted to hear some vox on it, so I gave it a go, adding some guitar and such, then he worked his usual magic after that, and then we created the end section to round it up a bit.
'Irrational anthem' was all out of a 1.5 minute didge track that Timmypants performed, along with some djembe taps. As soon as I heard the didge, I knew it had to be full-on other-worldly, so went for that. Next was 5330, which is the distance in miles between us (aaaahhh), which is a reworking of a few samples from my guitar epic, 'Life by cat'. While Timmy was working on that, I was doing 'Turbulence', which essentially I wanted to round off the EP and fit with the kind of organic feel to the whole thing.
... and that was that. My scattered ideas and Tim's precise production. We knew this was good stuff and couldn't wait to get it out there. He came up with a few cover ideas, we discussed, and settled on one.
This was a true collaboration in that we truly worked together on this. Discussed ideas, time scales, stayed up late to finish rough mixes and send them to each other, all that.
We've already got some ideas for the next EP, and as I have decided to retire sickmoth for the foreseeable future, I'll devote all my time to that.
Of course I give it five stars. So there.
Reviewer:
Mecctro
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August 2, 2007
Subject: Good EP
Subject: Good EP
I like this, has some ambience and chill but still has a groove to it... Overall I like this and will get to burning to cd and adding to my collection of your great releases.
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