Release Date: 17 February 2014
Label: Software Recording Co. / Kemado
Packaging Type: Jewel Case
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 0184923204124
Genres: Rock
Release Date: 17 February 2014
Label: Software Recording Co. / Kemado
Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)
No of Units: 2
Barcode: 184923204117
Genres: Rock
Description
Death After Life, Thug Entrancer's debut for Software Recording Co. is a deliberately realized collection of dance experimentation and hybridized electronic music with narrow stylistic precedents. It's also a gripping, somber tide formed from the gravitational pull of an artists amble through unknown turfs.
Death After Life is comprised of eight chapters drawn from the album title, each numbered I through VIII. These portions underscore a pitch-dark motif thread throughout the album's fifty minutes. "Death After Life I" is whittled and icy - long echoed claps and panned sawtooth shapes swelter around the skittering percussive elements over the four-and-half-minutes of unsettled, environmental shifting.
While Death After Life re-frames elements of Chicago Juke and house in long-form design, the end result one in which a subtler horizon is discovered, trumping more palatable musical codes and dissuading us from treating electronic music, or any genre-stamped style matter, with rote attention.
Description
Death After Life, Thug Entrancer's debut for Software Recording Co. is a deliberately realized collection of dance experimentation and hybridized electronic music with narrow stylistic precedents. Its also a gripping, somber tide formed from the gravitational pull of an artists amble through unknown turfs.
Death After Life is comprised of eight chapters drawn from the album title, each numbered I through VIII. These portions underscore a pitch-dark motif thread throughout the album's fifty minutes. "Death After Life I" is whittled and icy - long echoed claps and panned sawtooth shapes swelter around the skittering percussive elements over the four-and-half-minutes of unsettled, environmental shifting.
While Death After Life re-frames elements of Chicago Juke and house in long-form design, the end result one in which a subtler horizon is discovered, trumping more palatable musical codes and dissuading us from treating electronic music, or any genre-stamped style matter, with rote attention.
Tracklisting
Tracklisting
Contour
Photay
Sessa
Zsela
Gregg Kowalsky
Various Artists
L'Rain
Devendra Banhart
Thug Entrancer
