"Conclusion" takes a minimal stance, rattling tiny
bells off its shoulders and knees, and jumping up and down
like a rabbit with mechanical legs giving off a processed
natural sound that spreads into the sky in a form of acoustic
shapes.
Thunder like crackles rip from ear to ear as the jingly jangle
melody continues to ripple around and slightly transforming
itself backwards and forwards from machine to organic. This
is 10min 42 seconds of evolution, full of so much, you just
have to hear it. Quality.
"Delos
- One way, Slight Return" takes a heavier angle, with
a crunch glitch beat and pipe like smashes all over the
place, creating a hugely rich atmosphere that you cant not
nod along to, whilst "Exile" opens with a heavy
electric guitar and rock drums, with static rainfall and
smokey flybys from helicopters, high in the smog laden sky
above. It reminds me of a game soundtrack to a hyper fast
paced fps, with some major weapons.
"Tube"
rocks and skips on the spot, like a massive spongey frog
with a belly ful of stones and diamonds, and then reveals
a glass clattering bell smashing flipside that catches you
unaware, and causes visions of manufacturing plants surrounded
by high razor wire fences, to somehow pop into your mind.
Visually rich track. "Disposition" takes the other
side of the coin with a happy characters themetune, full
of grinning audio and smirks, but it soons develops more
of an epic sound to it. Growing in stature with violin and
cascading drums and miami style callings, this really could
be the soundtrack for a film. Reminding me of a Novel 23
track, so rammed with sound that your head looks around
like eyes on the end of storks, just trying to soak it all
in.12 minutes of audio skill.
"Artridge - Finished soundtracks for Unshot films"
is exactly what it says, and I think even if you hadnt seen
the title of the release, you would still envisage footage
to this music. Really amazing stuff, especially "Disposition".
Definetly worth checking out.
Sam
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