More Eaze - a l4ngu4g3
Hypnagogic thoughts or maybe they are hallucinations. Voices relaying a coalescence of affirmation underlined with ulterior motives. The consciousness, like an aperture slowly being rotated in opposite focal directions. What were constructive messages, "It's all about you", transition seamlessly to gentle chaos. More Eaze is selecting the settings, exchanging the droning insect world for a vivid sonic image of mutated beats, rhythms and sound samples. The entire experience accompanied by subliminal sleep recordings, whispering "relaxation, falling asleep". And then, the continual click of possibly a lethal weapon? Hopefully reality will not be noticeably altered when awake again.
The opening paragraph describes All 4 U, track one, side A of the new More Eaze cassette titled a l4ngu4g3. Whew! Well worth every, hopefully, translucent description. A genius track that embodies the treasure of sounds. The second side follows suit with four shorter offerings. Zebra starting the melodic motion, everything pop music should be, clever, catchy and creative. More Eaze only surfaces briefly with this opening track. The listening masses are harsh about what pop music is, a new haven for creative expression needs to be re-established. With this, the remaining songs plunge into the unpredictable fathoms. Pressure and intensity increase as sound waves condense and energize. Here, and especially on the last track iPhone Ghost, the melodies are at their most relaxed and natural state. The collage being pulled towards a rectangular, pocket sized, piece of glass. A small portal collecting every sensation available as listeners are tranquilized by the sonic implosion they hear.
Give some thanks to More Eaze (Marcus Maurice) and the Tymbal Tape HQ for bringing this delightful composition to material form. Excellent from every aspect, originality, the quality of sound, and the art work by Tiny Little Hammers. Released in an edition of seventy five on the first day of September. Copies are available but becoming limited quickly.
Links
Tymbal Tapes site - facebook - bandcamp
The opening paragraph describes All 4 U, track one, side A of the new More Eaze cassette titled a l4ngu4g3. Whew! Well worth every, hopefully, translucent description. A genius track that embodies the treasure of sounds. The second side follows suit with four shorter offerings. Zebra starting the melodic motion, everything pop music should be, clever, catchy and creative. More Eaze only surfaces briefly with this opening track. The listening masses are harsh about what pop music is, a new haven for creative expression needs to be re-established. With this, the remaining songs plunge into the unpredictable fathoms. Pressure and intensity increase as sound waves condense and energize. Here, and especially on the last track iPhone Ghost, the melodies are at their most relaxed and natural state. The collage being pulled towards a rectangular, pocket sized, piece of glass. A small portal collecting every sensation available as listeners are tranquilized by the sonic implosion they hear.
Give some thanks to More Eaze (Marcus Maurice) and the Tymbal Tape HQ for bringing this delightful composition to material form. Excellent from every aspect, originality, the quality of sound, and the art work by Tiny Little Hammers. Released in an edition of seventy five on the first day of September. Copies are available but becoming limited quickly.
Links
Tymbal Tapes site - facebook - bandcamp
