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Dissolved / Trills[S27-049] Dissolved / Trills - PH14

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[S27-049] Dissolved / Trills - PH14
(IDM, Electronica, Downtempo, Abstract, Techno)

TRACKLISTING:

DISSOLVED
01 Despondent Ark [5:16]
02 Aposematic Chem Drizzle [8:21]
03 Cold Immersions [5:58]
04 Mrs Peacock, Study, Ouija board [4:29]
05 They Bled Sonar [2:59]
06 Digit Hazer [4:05]
07 Capsized Chrysaora [7:38]

TRILLS
08 Ningxia [8:14]
09 Madakava [4:32]
10 Bia Lola [7:53]
11 Suck-Cable [2:36]
12 Pink Carbide [4:45]
13 Flicalic [5:53]
14 Plumb [7:21]

http://www.myspace.com/dissolvedamberrooms
http://www.myspace.com/trillsband

Released by Section 27 Netlabel
July 2010
Creative Commons License
Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported


http://section27netlabel.blogspot.com



This audio is part of the collection: Section 27

Artist/Composer: Dissolved / Trills
Keywords: Dissolved; Trills; split; Section; 27; [S27-049]; PH14; Creative; Commons; 2010; by-nc-nd; IDM; Electronica; Ambient; Downtempo; 2010; July; UK; USA

Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0


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01 Despondent Ark 9.7 MB
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02 Aposematic Chem Drizzle 15.4 MB
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03 Cold Immersions 11.1 MB
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04 Mrs Peacock, Study, Ouija board 8.3 MB
3.4 MB
05 They Bled Sonar 5.6 MB
1.6 MB
06 Digit Hazer 7.6 MB
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07 Capsized Chrysaora 14.1 MB
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08 Ningxia 15.2 MB
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09 Madakava 9.6 MB
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10 Bia Lola 18.1 MB
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11 Suck-Cable 5.4 MB
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12 Pink Carbide 11.0 MB
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13 Flicalic 8.2 MB
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14 Plumb 14.8 MB
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Reviewer: turdburglar - - November 3, 2010
Subject: nice
Nearly forty four thousand people downloaded this so far (for free) and despite the awesome artwork slide show thing that happens while you listen to the tracks, not one of the cunts has bothered to add a comment or review. Utterly fucking disgraceful...

My review:
If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything.

Reviewer: Daddy Tank - 4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars - October 4, 2010
Subject: Dissolved / Trills – pH 14 (Section 27)
The Dissolved tracks sound like Dissolved basically, most remarkably so on “Cold Immersions” or the fantastically named (and fantastic sounding) “Mrs Peacock, Study, Ouija Board”. Not the best work he has ever done but still pretty damn fine stuff. If you want more info on Dissolved go and read one of the six or seven older articles I have written for SittingNow.com
Trills is new to me and so to some extent I was paying a little more attention. On “Ningxia” thudding industrial drums and a shrieking guitar sample are overlaid with barely audible, but sinister sounding vocals. Happily, instead of settling into a comfortable rythmn, Trills decides to take us into a mind melting breakdown before eventually settling back into his original tune. “Madakava” sounds like Boards of Canada being melted into a pot of hip-hop breaks while the time-space continuum struggles to establish order. Intriguing. “Bia Lola” starts out as a monosyllabic exercise in brutalism before becoming a psychedelic noise fest that shocks your ears back into paying attention. “Suck Cable” appears to be heavily distorted CB radio samples over thudding, time signature free kick drums while hi frequencies make your face hurt. Like a less cheerful cousin of “Grace” on Ministry’s “Psalm 69”. “Pink Carbide” is almost Autechre-ian in its obtuse approach to music as noise/art/madness, consisting as it does of some loops and screaming feedback noises being bounced round inside something like Ableton. “Flicalic” is more “gibber and squeak” noises but with some masterful production elevating it to something that should have been used as the soundtrack for “Fantastic Voyage” but only if it was set inside a robot. Final track “Plumb” sees a return to more tuneful territory with a normal hip-hop break over some power synths that would sound awesome over a slow motion montage from Terminator.
I would like to add an aside from this review. Nearly forty four thousand people downloaded this so far (for free) and despite the awesome artwork slide show thing that happens while you listen to the tracks, not one of the cunts has bothered to add a comment or review. Utterly fucking disgraceful.

Kim Monaghan


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