RODHAD - Mood - Vinyl (2xLP)
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RODHAD
Mood (2xLP)
WSNWG Germany
Cat: WSNWGGBTZ 001. Rel: 3 Aug 20
Ambient/Drone
Side 1 - Track 1. Flying Between The Clusters Of Trees Without Buoyoant, Floating Wing Beats Side 1 - Track 2. He Was Beginning To Despair Of Ever Knowing Side 1 - Track 3. Like Sleepwalkers Ghosting Through A Dreamscape Side 1 - Track 4. Lions In The Supermarket Don't Sound Like Humans Side 2 - Track 1. Misty Fog Covering The Side Window Side 2 - Track 2. He Or She Will Then Drill Into The Pulp To Reach The Root Canal Side 2 - Track 3. Into Your Brain - A News Report Said The Line Carried 13,000 Volts Of Electricity Side 2 - Track 4. The Film Is About A Clown Who Leaves His Circus & Lives In A Building Near The Railway Station Side 2 - Track 5. She Wanted Her To Grow Up In A Nice House With A Backyard, So She Could Play Side 3 - Track 1. The Drawings Were Rearranged, As If By Magic Side 3 - Track 2. He Didn't Seem The Kind Of Guy Who Would Just Get Talking To A Stranger Side 4 - Track 1. Pigeons Dancing On The Roof Side 4 - Track 2. When They Returned Home After Midnight Side 4 - Track 3. I Wanted To Hold Her Close & Whisper In Her Ear That She'd Be Fine Side 4 - Track 4. Good Bye My Love
We've all seen sledgehammer techno DJ-producers head off on a personal pilgrimage into the ambient drone wilderness. Many heads have got lost in endless seas of timbre and refrain, only to emerge the other side with something void of personality and littered with sonic cliches born from 'intelligent' warm-up sets packed with beatless B-side gems. RODHAD certainly fits the bill in terms of powerful club players, a guy whose own Dystopian parties, not to mention global guest bookings, refuse to take any prisoners from dark, sweaty dancefloors. Thankfully, though, this career landmark (if nothing else, it's the first outing on his new WSNWG - Back To Basics imprint, designed to provide a home for solo experimentations) manages to steer clear of overly-trodden paths. Made from field recordings, gorgeous hypnotic loops, layers of subtly ethereal synth work and plenty of nods to dance culture, it's impressive stuff.
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