Carpal Tunnel Clan

Monotonik wrote:
Another, long in coming Monotonik release from Scandinavian artist Coax, and 'Wobo Jomodo' is a charming set of
music in the classic sense of laidback electronica.

Starting out, we have the rolling, sharp 'Balloon Funk 1', with all kinds of sustain being built up as the bass burbles
along happily in the background, before we roll into 'Gion', all sine beeps and happy camping.

Elsewhere in the EP, highlights include the glimmering, almost futuristic 'Apple Beat', with its frantic bleeps and
breakbeats, before a second 'Balloon Funk' and a final, triumphant 'Gecta', all stately exit. Bravo.

Download Coax's 'Wobo Jomodo' from:
1. "Balloon Funk 1" - ( d/l support.nl archive.org )
2. "Gion" - ( d/l support.nl archive.org )
3. "Nomina" - (d/l support.nl archive.org)
4. "Apple Beat" - ( d/l support.nl archive.org )
5. "Balloon Funk 2" - ( d/l support.nl archive.org )
6. "Gecta" - ( d/l support.nl archive.org )

..or download the entire release [.ZIP link], stream, or review the track at its Internet Archive release page.

v0idNull wrote:Fans of normal music should stay away from this one.

Monotonik wrote:
Project 5am's - Quixotes Of Moons Fight The Windmills Of Brixton


This time round, a Monotonik debut for Project 5am, aka Jason Haye, with the distinctly trippy
'Quixotes Of Moons Fight The Windmills Of Brixton'. Verging into deep house, electronic, and
chillout, the full-length album is a delightful mix of trancelike and straightforward.

Starting out, we've got 'Angelou', all thudding guitars and phasing synths, before we move into
'Polar Stratospheric Clouds', chunked up sounds to the fore. Some of the other highlights include
the swooshing, almost soundtrack-ish 'Crepuscular', and the echoing 'Ochanimizu'.

Overall, a delightful start, we fear - and something that will echo in our dreams for a good few
months to come. Congratulations, Sir.

Download Project 5am's 'Quixotes Of Moons Fight The Windmills Of Brixton' from:
1. "Angelou" - (d/l support.nl archive.org)
2. "Polar Stratospheric Clouds" - (d/l support.nl archive.org)
3. "As The Ears Weep The Eyes Hear" - (d/l support.nl archive.org)
4. "The Stars Are Beautiful" - (d/l support.nl archive.org)
5. "Crepuscular" - (d/l support.nl archive.org)
6. "Wet Ashtray" - (d/l support.nl archive.org)
7. "Quixotes of Moons Fight The Windmills Of Brixton" - (d/l support.nl archive.org)
8. "Ochanomizu" - (d/l support.nl archive.org)
9. "Some Kinda Wonderful" - (d/l support.nl archive.org)
10. "Mirror" - (d/l support.nl archive.org)

..or download the entire release [.ZIP link], stream, or review the track at its Internet Archive release page.

Kahvi wrote:
Tom Brag - Zerochoice


At last, after a break of nearly two months, Kahvi returns with a new delectable release!
Hopefully your summer has been laced with high quality idm, mellow atmospheres and
interesting beats.

To ease you back into the normal 9-5 (or perhaps send a shock through the system), we've
got an exciting and invigorating nine track ep from Tom Bragl. After his first, well received
release on Kahvi (#245, What tone am I?) he decided to take up the open invitation to
release another fine selection of works.

Diverse in its range, 'Zerochoice' could be seen as heading towards the mainstream with its
fast beats and high power 'feel good' factor but all the elements that you're used to from
previous Kahvi releases are there - ranging from the truly awe inspiring 'seterror' (check out
the c64 tribute) to the emotional 'my last tea'.

Track of choice: the truly epic 'Zerochoice'. Welcome back to Kahvi, Tom Bragl!


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