"An arbitrary succession of more or less irritating sounds"
Monday 13 August 2012
Serpent patching
A deliriously pulsing, proggy-in-a-good-way Leyland Kirby remix of Cedric Stevens serves as a footnote to not one but two recent-ish posts - one referencing another LK remix, of John Cale, & another featuring the Stevens original.
From The Syncopated Elevators Legacy (Discrepant), a hefty retrospective/crate-delve that also features remixes by LMYE luminaries Sylvain Chauveau, Fennesz & Motion Sickness of Time Travel. All feature in Experimedia's SEL previe/review ("bubbles of early 21st century electronic futurism, the kind that starts with a steaming, industrialized landscape vibe before panning up to a crystal clear, multi-colored skyline...") below.
Also below, some enticing indications of Stevens' post-SEL direction - the exquisite, groaning 'guitar drone' of the recent Stardust/Monsoon Loop 7" (again, on Discrepant) & a dense, buzzing live tampura excursion to Benares Crescent. There's also the vault-excavating The Politics of Weakness (originally on Subliminal Toy Crash) & a richly murky new SEL-era discovery, Celestial Sundiving.
All this also serves as a roundabout way of noting that LMYE is going fairly dark for the next six weeks. Apologies to labels & artists who have sent music over for review, but an offline project is nearing its non-negotiable deadline. So posting is likely to be minimal to the end of next month - will try to make up for that with an epic final quarter...
Cédric Stevens - The Siamese Level (Leyland Kirby Remix)
The Siamese Level (playground emulation) by Cedric Stevens
The Siamese Level from Martina Ampuero
Cedric Stevens: The Syncopated Elevators Legacy
cedric stevens - the syncopated elevators legacy (album preview)
Monsoon Loop by Cedric Stevens
Cédric Stevens - Stardust (7'' preview)
benares crescent (live @ la filature) by Cedric Stevens
Celestial Sundiving by Cedric Stevens
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