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hosgriffin@gmail.com (Griffin) wrote in
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>
> =ybegin part=1 line=128 size=2582 name=Pete Namlook & Bill Laswell -
> Psychonavigation 5.txt =ypart begin=1 end=2582
> GENERAL INFORMATION
> =====================
> Album: Psychonavigation 5
> Artist: Pete Namlook & Bill Laswell
> Year: 2002
> Genre / Style: Electronic / New Age / Ambient / Drone / Experimental
> / Techno / Tribal
>
> DESCRIPTION
> ==================
> Long gone Pete Namlook and the ever going Bill Laswell's fifth
> association in 2002 under the "PSYCHONAVIGATION" name project, starts
> up deliberately with a top of the line electronic, 7+- minutes, shake
> your booty track which is just totally night club worthy, "The
> Catalyst".
>
> "Cryosleep" a 4 parts, 32+- minutes, composition goes into deep bottom
> dream-trance like tendencies with extremely inducing underwater like
> environments, adorned all way through with a highly elegant catalogue
> of programmed sounds which are as ominous as hypnotic all
> counterpointed by Bill Laswell's subtle, intense, "full throttle"
> electronic bass, which the same as Namlooks lines, are tainted towards
> the darkest tones of the sonic rainbow. To be honest, I think most
> prog-heads will feel ashamed to get into these perimeters. I myself a
> self declared "I do not give f%^k", am enjoying it like electronic
> dance floor heaven!
>
> "Life Eternal" the 11 minutes closing track, starts by detourig(sic)
> completely from the previous dance/dream/trance spirit into an eerie,
> slow paced, wide open and transparent ambiental composition wich
> eventually grows into a kind of electronic/native dance prayer.
>
> I could hardly think that such an extremely electronic/dance/trance in
> style approach will appeal to proggers as such, but then again? Four
Great, thanks!
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