Comments on: “The Coffee Brings You Back” by Kultobjekt http://www.circumjacence.com/blog/archives/34 a finite trace amidst immeasurable wonder Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:21:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: BETA™ http://www.circumjacence.com/blog/archives/34/comment-page-1#comment-26 BETA™ Sun, 13 Jan 2008 18:06:59 +0000 http://www.circumjacence.com/blog/archives/34#comment-26 Pretty stripped down. Not sure if I'm a <i>big</i> fan. The sound pallete and fx seems a bit generic compared to other minimal techno work I hear. (Deepchord, Chain Reaction, Basic Channel, Monolake, Yagya, etc.) I may be going out on a limb here - but it almost has an early Moby vibe to it with that tabla hit. After 3min. a new element is introduced that seems to be the same bit as before, but up an octave. Hrm. I dig the subtle work on the counterpoint melody introduced around 3:45 - it lives for the rest of the song and works very well. I would suggest those that dig this might want to look into a stellar, frigid compilation from awhile back called '42 More Things To Do in Zero Gravity' on Uni:form Recordings. Has lots of stuff like this, better at times. It's almost like every track is interrelated on some level. And yes - that metallic, radar "ping" does sound kinda familiar. /// BETA™ Pretty stripped down. Not sure if I’m a big fan. The sound pallete and fx seems a bit generic compared to other minimal techno work I hear. (Deepchord, Chain Reaction, Basic Channel, Monolake, Yagya, etc.) I may be going out on a limb here - but it almost has an early Moby vibe to it with that tabla hit.

After 3min. a new element is introduced that seems to be the same bit as before, but up an octave. Hrm. I dig the subtle work on the counterpoint melody introduced around 3:45 - it lives for the rest of the song and works very well.

I would suggest those that dig this might want to look into a stellar, frigid compilation from awhile back called ‘42 More Things To Do in Zero Gravity’ on Uni:form Recordings. Has lots of stuff like this, better at times. It’s almost like every track is interrelated on some level.

And yes - that metallic, radar “ping” does sound kinda familiar.

/// BETA™

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