Lum - glow
Label : clickclickdrone : Catalogue number : click10

Release date
: 2005

>Review Format<
CD


Clickclickdrone appear again onboard a secret spacecraft and drop off the new release from Lum with glow.

"Ccel" washes past you on a staticy wave of power which is flooding from a cracked building in the distance, and leaving a thick glowing trail of life in its path. Sparkling lights in the sky clash into each other and give off small but perfectly formed smiles whilst the non stop river of function continues into the darkness as the sun closes down for today.

"Glow fly" grabs you by the antenna and hitches a ride to the nearest petri dish full of sugary liquid whilst stinging you right in the face and pumping the mind altering liquid directly into your hidden mind, grab onto something for this one, its a spinner. "Tep" is more of a slowly generating formation of tiny machines which unknowingly cause a cacophony of rattles, scuffs and memory crunching squishes that meld together to create a tightly knitted pattern of imagination that you cant help but smile at. Sweeet.

"Kaebl" is the password to the world of tomorrow, so you may as well just input it into the keypad and be done with it. Scattered and sliced oriental voices jump from ear to ear, spreading a message that is hard to decipher but easy to pass by. Clonks, rattles and skipshuffles walk hand in hand with the backdoor earful, whilst you buy yourself a sports almanac and plan a trip to the racetrack........ a few years ago.
"Niilon" has a hillside eerie quality, with pulsing eyes and effects that have you at nearly fourty five degrees, walking into a massive transparent mushroom which has some kind of welcoming face. Just imagine the soundtrack to the craziest but most cleverly planned out world ever, this track is a free ticket to this mad, twisted place...im already there.


Lum has really grabbed my brain by the root and massaged it to within an inch of its capacity valve with this release. Experimental bouncing metal goodness twined together with the memory banks from a terraforming machine just back from Titan, its ALL good.


Cool release.

Sam


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