- IDM
- Electronic music
- Synth-pop
- Mood music
- Ambient
pop
- Chilltronica
Comment: these
47 minutes do create the impression of a cohesive release while
listening to it the listener can feel common parts coming from one
track and then transmitting into another. By the way, this is the
method of this 9-track album by using one and the same element in
different tracks, so it can be admitted it is an economical approach
and effective result at the same time. On the other side, although
one can perceive some commonness between the tracks there are also up
disparate peaks. For instance, at
Scotch Mist the track is
built up on revolving piano chords, dreamy female vocal samples, and
synthesised orchestrations and something else even more and all of
that will be evolving and co-operating through the course in an
irresistible manner. It is called synergy, isn't? The following track
Elastoplast is remarkably more spastic and nervous – the
beats are cut-up, and glitched-out yet being backed up by a beatific
sloping upward. At times there are represented slight echoes, and vague sonic effects atop the algorithm of IDM-tinged rhythms. Undoubtedly it does not suffocate the spacey keenness of the release. It reminds me of some Estonian IDM/experimental
electronic romantics like Uni, and Myrakaru for the beginning of the
00s. The issue is a part of the discography of Swishcotheque. Top
slab.
