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Evolved EDM, Dn'B, and glitch are emersed in elements of ambience, noise, and soundscapes, creating a distinctive stylistic approach, demonstrating a realized potential of modern sound art.
Genre:
Electronic: Experimental
Release Date:
2003
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Monkey with a Gun
© Copyright-wesley Davis
(665776505724)
Record Label: symbolic insight
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Monkey with a Gun, the 5th release bythe northwest duo, entropic advance, is a bold onic hybrid of innovative electronic/experimental music. Tracks feature heavy bass with click & cut style rhythms, layered with lush effects-laden trumpet, custom processed slide guitar, rich sampled textures, unique vocal manipulations, and obscure field recordings.
Entropic advance began in Seattle,1998, as an artistic release of sound collage concepts, which included hybrids of noise, ambient soundscapes, muti-layered rhythms, ethereal minimalism, and live instruments performed in real time. The duo of bios+a+ic (Wesley Davis) and Noise Poet Nobody (Casey Jones), continue to perform and release innnovative music which both, pushes the boundaries, and demonstrates the potential, of modern sound art.
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dreamy and disturbing alien beats reverb-washed and soaked treated trumpet
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entropic advances 5th release is a great example of how parts of hostile glitch experimental extravaganzas can be combined with parts of spacey lounge electronics. Their temporal and structural underpinnings evolve around broken d'n'b fragments; their gluing manipulation involves ambient noises and progressive pads tweaking. Occasional odd field recordings and tv samplings render it all more tangible, like if they want you to keep in touch with real life. With or without those reminders it's easy to get carried away by the beautiful atmospheres by Entropic Advance, with their reverb-washed and soaked treated trumpet, their deep-end subsonic component, their tranquil and classy pace, their elegant and sophisticated chord sequences (when there is such thing as a chord sequence), their dreamy and disturbing alien beats and so forth. Interestingly the duo also get exciting when they sing to what they do (think of Roger Waters, Trent Reznor, Tweaker, Dream Into Dust, think vaguely...). A pleasant surprise that you should take into consideration.
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