Audio Culture
Nieuwkomer
Vrijdag live in Lantaren/Venster Rotterdam, nu al thuis te beluisteren:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/hg1iua
"Mindblowing...I've been playing it to death"
Kieran Hebden
"reminiscent at once of some Rune Grammafon stuff, Four Tet in a more extreme moment, or
Plaid out in a beautiful place in the country".
"I Tweet the Birdy Electric" sets a new highpoint in the field - an incredibly densely layered
and textured recording which nevertheless manages to sound light and effortless, however
occasionally tricky and difficult".
Chris Rose, Sonomu
"... a masterclass of shimmering electronics with the emphasis on emotion rather than
cleverness resulting in an album that rewards repeated spins".
Owen Lawrence, Musicweek
"Sam Britton and Ollie Bown make astonishing music"
"Avant-garde freakout and beautiful noise"
"Incredibly intimate and inviting, personal and strange"
Flux Magazine
"... collages of flutter, squiggle and thoeretically random clank... Impressive ... strong musical
invention"
John Mulvey, The Wire
"...quirky, rickety homemade charm."
"...unnervingly innovative"
Anil Bawa, absorb.org
http://www.sendspace.com/file/hg1iua
"Mindblowing...I've been playing it to death"
Kieran Hebden
"reminiscent at once of some Rune Grammafon stuff, Four Tet in a more extreme moment, or
Plaid out in a beautiful place in the country".
"I Tweet the Birdy Electric" sets a new highpoint in the field - an incredibly densely layered
and textured recording which nevertheless manages to sound light and effortless, however
occasionally tricky and difficult".
Chris Rose, Sonomu
"... a masterclass of shimmering electronics with the emphasis on emotion rather than
cleverness resulting in an album that rewards repeated spins".
Owen Lawrence, Musicweek
"Sam Britton and Ollie Bown make astonishing music"
"Avant-garde freakout and beautiful noise"
"Incredibly intimate and inviting, personal and strange"
Flux Magazine
"... collages of flutter, squiggle and thoeretically random clank... Impressive ... strong musical
invention"
John Mulvey, The Wire
"...quirky, rickety homemade charm."
"...unnervingly innovative"
Anil Bawa, absorb.org
