
| tracklisting |
| 1. Johnny Mastricht |
| 2. Meinheld |
| 3. Siege Of Antioch |
| 4. Octelcogopod |
| 5. On/Off |
| 6. Silk Ties |
| 7. AEC Merlin |
| 8. Grape Nut Beats (Pt. 1) |
| 9. Grape Nut Beats (Pt. 2) |
| 10. Mouse Bums |
| 11. Fall Of Antioch |
| 12. My Mengegus |
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| While this tale
has nothing to do with the music we're here to discuss,
the fact that this music allows the room for difference
as well as deep inspiration, says a lot with clearing
nothing. µ-ziq (read 'mu-ziq') produced an
album full of twists and turns, aggression, soul
within a soulless musical genre, he added emotion
and anger and life and nothing and stone and broken
glass and additions and subtractions with layers
and hardness. At times as soft as Markant and at
times as harsh as Funkstörung. The twelve tracks
move through screaming computer sounds, to hard
altered drums, to plush atmospheres, all with ease,
and all with a constant relation to each other,
completing a task and completing a piece of excellent
art. |
| But it takes a couple of times
for you to find the handles you want to grab. This
album does not make it easy for you by explaining
itself with every first note. The changes take unexpected
variations into consideration, while the next song
will not sound like the first or last. With everything
remaining electronic, with everything disturbing
the silence and continuing the bombardment of your
senses, you're so tragically exposed to in daily
life. When however you are used to this album, and
repetitive listening has conditioned you to "Bilious
Paths", then you suddenly find everything you
at first was missing. What however makes it impossible
to fully explain everything to the individual and
potential listener. Therefore, let's go back to
the story. |
| With him staring
at everything and nothing, the time rolled on, and
it became apparent, that he will not be getting
up from his chair again, before it was time for
all of them to move back to the commons. With understanding
being at the tip of everyone's tongue. But the expectations
being enforced on many unwilling, making it impossible
for those to simply overlook what happened. Or more
appropriately didn't happen. |
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tadah |
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