jpcardielos

This album is sublime textural sound design exploration. From incredible layering to panning pads, plucky drums and intensity highlights it has it all. Feedback and the usual harsh frequencies of the spectrum are surprisingly explored and I really enjoyed how it sounded throughout the album. The way tension is built and relieved reminisces Flume risers and samples. The mixing in this is filled with plenty of tricks that increase momentum and I really love to hear it. Serum and Omnisphere might ... read more

What a debut EP. Can't believe it took me so long to listen to this one. "Myrtle Avenue" is the opening road and it starts with an amazing electronic ambience with some jazz influences and evolves into the most classic and minimal majestic fusion. "Obfuse" follows up as a study of groove and syncopation exploring the drum machine which justifies the EP designation in this one. Then "Realise" suddenly melted my brain in the style of Telefon Tel Aviv and I love this. ... read more

People Who Aren´t There Anymore beginning is a great exemple of the narrative genre and I'm glad of it. It sometimes seems that dancing music can't tell complex stories but synth pop has been proving people wrong since at least the early 80's. Thank you New Order and Depeche Mode. Give Me The Ghost Back might be my favorite track. Consistency and cohesion is the key in this album but I was expecting a little bit more of sonic disruption. Although arriving home is always familiar, right? ... read more

Ethereal, deeply dark and twisted. From Radiohead to Bon Iver Emma’s room this is what makes me comfortable in the discomfort, one love Thom, John and Tom. Teleharmonic chorus is calling for me and I’m on my way to that deep and cold sea :) Pyramid Song follow ups are here to stay! Thank you for the hunting melodies and lyrics. All the existentialist audiophiles are proud of this one! Hoping Muse are listening to this while Matt’s voice still there, I would love to hear a ... read more