Venetian Snares - Infolepsy ep

Label : Coredump
Catalogue number : core_007

Release date : 2004

 

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CD


Mr Snares is back, this time on Coredump records for another slice of....well we will have to see.

You will know what the backing vocals are to this one the second you hear it, just think Sesame Street and a Pinball table..1,2,3,4,5..6,7,8,9 TEN ELEVEN TWELVE!!!. Picture that lashed up with breakbeat craziness and draped in a massive metallic cloak causing the audio to vibrate around like a inside out washing machine, jutter my brain all up and out. Love it. "Twelve" is all that, with a robotic arm on top. PO PO PO.

"Where's bill" takes it down low, through that tiny gap in your keyboard that you noticed everyday but never managed to fix. Its dark down here, and crammed with bassy springing gurn machines, and partially digested vocal slices attempt to escape from the barrel of fun they are eternally caught in. Sliding through the darkness you duck stray lazer shots, riding piggyback on drum cascades on the way to a scaling pattern party on the back of a falling satellite. Audio bacteria that turns your ears into chaos. Give me more. "Absolute smakatrosmic" force feeds you a liquid diet of power pills whilst constantly telling you that the computers arent meant to be outside because its raining, now what are you going to do about it?? I recommend sitting back, and ingesting the stream of cotton wool igniting atmopshere coming your way, as there is no escape. Love it.

"punishing2004 ft. mc skm" takes control from the very start with a hammer boom bassbin drum attack, that hyper propels itself towards the crowd at crazy speeds with the mission to infect and destroy. Punishing2004 is a slam smash assault on your mind, as button pushing ,dial twiddling, head nodding genius, gets uploaded to your forehead and takes up home. Turn it up, and run for your tiny life.


"Infolepsy ep" takes you on a journey through the ever expanding musical outlet that is Venetian Snares. Not as harsh and machined as other releases, but more aggressive and twisted than some of his more relaxed affairs. If you love the more traditional Snares, get in there, surrouned yourself with speakers and bombdive right in. Head splintering excellence.


Sam


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