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GIDG-16
03 Mar 09 Downtempo
GI-171
20 Nov 12 Experimental/Electronic
GI-170
06 Nov 12 Electro House
GI-180
30 Apr 13 Downtempo
GI-20
26 Apr 11 Rock/Indie
GI-61
28 Feb 08 Experimental/Electronic
GIDG-13
27 Jan 09 Rock/Indie
GI-9
01 Jan 02 Electro House
GI-153
20 Mar 12 Rock/Indie
GI-128
25 Jan 11 Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Marbeya Sound
Review:
Out of a garage in Princeton, New Jersey, self-confessed synthesizer obsessive Rich Haley has been making odd but interesting music for the best part of a decade. He first utilized the brilliant Com Truise moniker in the summer of 2010, when his Cyanide Sisters EP dropped on AMDISCS. Haley's musical ethos is seemingly simple; His music, whether upbeat, downtempo, dancefloor-minded or sofa-centric, is entirely made with synthesizers and computers. In many ways, Cyanide Sisters is something of a musical calling card. It demonstrates Haley's ability to craft pieces that defy easy categorization. "5891", for example, sounds like a mangled, next-level rework of Pet Shop Boys' "West End Girls", while "BASF Ace" could be the mutant offspring of Autechre and Bootsy Collins. There are more simplistically optimistic offerings, too - check "Sunripened", "Slow Peels" and the title track - as well as crunchier offerings that fit into the synth-wave formula.Whatever you call it, Haley's music is playful, emotive and joyously addictive. If left-of-centre analogue funk is your thing, look no further.
GI-138
28 Jun 11 Disco/Nu-Disco
GI-49
18 Apr 06 Hip Hop/R&B
GI-25
13 Jul 04 Hip Hop/R&B
GI-63
26 Feb 08 Hip Hop/R&B
GI-2
01 Jun 01 Experimental/Electronic
GI-50
13 Jun 06 Hip Hop/R&B
GI-55
03 Oct 06 Hip Hop/R&B
GI-34
13 Jul 04 Disco/Nu-Disco
GI-174
12 Mar 13 Experimental/Electronic
GI-82
18 Nov 08 Rock/Indie
GI 114
22 Jun 10 Rock/Indie
GI-85
02 Jun 09 Rock/Indie
Played by: Juno Recommends Rock/Indie
GIDG-14
18 Nov 08 Rock/Indie
GIDG-25
29 Sep 09 Rock/Indie
GIDG-18
12 May 09 Rock/Indie
GI 179
30 Apr 13 Downtempo
GI-182
11 Jun 13 Experimental/Electronic
Review:
When it comes to Gold Panda releases, you never quite know what you're going to get. On one hand, it might be skittish, wonky and unusual; on the other, it may be a rush-inducing blast of electronic positivity. By and large, this second album delivers lashings of the latter, with his trademark shimmering electronics, darting synths and pleasing melodies riding waves of floor-friendly rhythms. There's a pleasing percussive intensity about the sun-bright goodness of "Junk City II" and "Brazil", while jack-era Chi-town drums underpin the picturesque rural imagery of "An English House". It's these kinds of unusual but brilliant combinations that make Half of Where You Live a particularly potent set.
GI 123
07 Sep 10 Electro
GI-112
15 Jun 10 Dirty/Heavy Dubstep/Grime
GI-108
04 May 10 Experimental/Electronic
GI-144
06 Sep 11 Rock/Indie
GI-168
30 Oct 12 Rock/Indie
GI-147
06 Dec 11 Rock/Indie
GIDG-17
21 Apr 09 Experimental/Electronic
GI-40
08 Mar 05 Electro House
GI-48
01 Nov 05 Electro House
GI-28
09 Aug 04 Experimental/Electronic
GI-14
15 Jul 02 Electro House
GIDG-24
06 Oct 09 Experimental/Electronic
GI-175
22 Jan 13 Minimal/Tech House
GI 177
25 Jun 13 Deep House | ||
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