the inevitable
author: vince wady
the inevitable is unpredictable!a legal mood enhancer!!
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Like a dream
author: Jesse w.
This is a great album for chilling out. I really enjoy it.
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author: CD Baby
This is the type of atmospheric bliss that leaves you with impressions, nothing really definitive or concrete, but these faint memories, homesickness, reminiscent smells you can't place, some kind of whispering of a history like a ghost town revealed after the draining of a lake. Like a pulsating blob, pricked by old west twangy guitar, shadowed by snippets of street sounds, peppered with attitude and pieced together in a seat-of-the-pants, almost random process where shards of sound are stuck together with glue, almost like a scrap metal sculpture on a foundation of billowing nostalgia. You might describe it as Dj Shadow goes out west, haunted by the Twin Peaks soundtrack or country electronica or cowboy dreams, the old west on one helluva noir-ish chill pill- but whatever it inspires in you, All India Radio is a gem.
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The Inevitable is a truly imaginative piece of work.
author: Beat Magazine
A glorious treat for the ears, this debut from the ex-Pray TV partnership of Martin Kennedy and Aidan Halloran is constructed from samples, programs and wobbling guitar lines and based on a collection of street soundscapes recorded in India by Halloran. It is when these street samplings are at their most interesting that the music is at it's mysterious, exotic best, for they infuse the tracks with a genuine air of adventure. In fact the rest of the components of the fourteen tracks of The Inevitable aren't particularly novel, but the fact that the airy keyboard chords and flowing beats evolve exactly as you expect them to makes them all the more irresistable. And there's plenty going on below the enchanting surface aesthetics for those after a bit more substance. It's the kind of music that comes to you in dreams and to hear it actualised is really quite spooky.
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