Thread: Unbalance LP - 2562- Tectonic

IMO "deep" doesn't necessarily mean "arm-chair". Burial yes, Scuba no.

Quote: Originally Posted by MINDPHUQ come on guys, SUPERFLIGHT? agreed, this album is dope. the more times i listen, the more i like it.

come on guys, SUPERFLIGHT?

after a quick listen on really shity work computer speakers, i'll say that it seems like i would like "lost" the most but i see what you are saying about some of the beat shifts it's sorta quirky and moves around offbeat. i'll give it a better listen next time i go tune shopping... my favorite by him is still "kontrol" goodness.

I'm the opposite of you, I love this album, and did'nt really like Aerial at all. To me this album is lot more groovy and not as stiff.

[quote=whighzeguy;3333628]I was VERY disappointed with this album.[quote] agreed!... not feeling it at all

Quote: Originally Posted by whighzeguy I was VERY disappointed with this album. His debut album was brilliant and would've been tough to top but this one fell way short of my expectations. There are 3 tunes I really like (Dinosaur, Narita, Escape Velocity) but the rest of the album leaves something to be desired. I can't get down with a lot of the percussion used, some of the breaks sound almost off time to me. Flying Lotus...

hmm... I definitely enjoyed listening. It carried that aura and element that A Guy Called Gerald, Goldie, Burial, and Photek albums have in the sense of making albums with a sound palate that are unique to that artist... and showing us what they can do with it. A few have that 'Circulation' vibe with new techniques and textures. Also, I'm a big fan of organ sounding bass-synths and samples that sound processed like old...