- Chillstep
- Trip-hop
- Crossover
- Art pop
- Folktronica
- Psychedelic
- Alternative
- Urban music
- Electronic music
- Mood music
- Chilltronica
Comment:
so after being finished of
listening to Experim3ntus`
Korruptio
I opened the window of my living room again to get more air for the
Mexican producer Gloss.`s issue Trophy. If to join these words
together it could almost be pronounced as “catastrophe”. Luckily
this 6-track issue is not catastrophic. It is the quite contrary. It
is also an example of urban sound though being
more synthetic,
beat-oriented, acidic and
psychedelic in comparison to the aforementioned issue. Mostly because
of that these sounds do not have common part with those ones which do
come from the street and natural surroundings. So you could open your
window. Musically it provides pure joy from start to end – it is
tight enough due to chilled-out and trip-hop-alike
beats which used to vary in heaviness and
at frequencies, acidic
synthesizer undercurrents and flickers and a folktronic fabric. For
one it might remind of the Beta Band due those sultry folk and
electronica mixed developments, for an other person it might be
similar to Portishead, and Massive Attack. For a third person Jimi
Hendrix is going to haunt him/her. It is not surprising at all
because the trip-hop combos
leaned frequently and strongly on the tradition of rock music and
even directly took samples from there. Otherwise you could hear those
heart bleeding melodic progressions which induce the listener longing
for something which inevitably
is passed by and it might be
even passed away (more evidently brought to the fore at
New
Destination, and
Dry
Land). This enchanting
6-notch issue is a chapter
within the discography of
Fusion Netlabel. Additionally to great music it is supported by the witty outer sleeve.
