Quarter Turns Over a Living Line by Raime

Raime - Quarter Turns Over a Living Line
CRITIC SCORE
80
Based on 4 reviews
2012 Ranking: #63 / 630
USER SCORE
80
Based on
4 ratings


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CRITIC REVIEWS

100
TINY MIX TAPES

Raime is at the forefront of a project concerned with exemplifying an appreciation for the musical ancestry they have inherited, and their determination to connect the dots through re-imagining a specific set of aesthetics is unparalleled.

82
BEATS PER MINUTE

With Quarter Turns Over A Living Line Raime fleshes out the promise of earlier work and delivers one 2012's most compelling and listenable experimental records.

80
FACT MAGAZINE

Quarter Turns Over A Living Line is therefore an album that is both powerful in its execution of an idea, but also quite sure of its own modest signature.

72
PITCHFORK

The seven tracks here have the cold ripple of alienation and abandon pulsing through them.

USER REVIEWS

#62
Cooly G
Playin' Me
#64
NĂ¼ Sensae
Sundowning

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DETAILS

RELEASED: November 26, 2012
FORMAT: LP
LABEL: Blackest Ever Black
GENRE: Ambient

END OF YEAR LISTS
# 32 - The Quietus
# 38 - The Wire
# 49 - Tiny Mix Tapes
TRACK LIST
  1. Passed Over Trail 
  2. The Last Foundry 
  3. Soil and Colts 
  4. Exist in the Repeat of Practice 
  5. The Walker in Blast and Bottle 
  6. Your Cast Will Tire 
  7. The Dimming of Road and Rights


Added on: November 21, 2012