Oneohtrix Point Never – Split
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NNA Tapes – NNA006 |
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US |
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Genre: |
Electronic |
Style: |
Ambient |
Tracklist
| A | Caboladies– | Reweaving The Charity Basket | 14:36 |
| Memory Vague | 14:58 | ||
| B1 | Oneohtrix Point Never– | Samovars In Tula | |
| B2 | Oneohtrix Point Never– | Identity | |
| B3 | Oneohtrix Point Never– | Memory Vague | |
| B4 | Oneohtrix Point Never– | Sand Partina | |
| B5 | Oneohtrix Point Never– | Identity (Reprise) |
Credits
- Performer – Eric Lanham (tracks: A)
Notes
Initially an edition of 100 copies, but when the tape sold out, many many more editions were made. Possibly over 1000 copies exist. There is no way to tell the editions apart.
Tape labels hand painted, unique for each tape.
Color j-card with color insert.
Side A recorded 2008 in the Bluegrass Commonwealth.
Side B recorded at Windsor Labs 2008/2009.
Tape labels hand painted, unique for each tape.
Color j-card with color insert.
Side A recorded 2008 in the Bluegrass Commonwealth.
Side B recorded at Windsor Labs 2008/2009.
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2014 UKVinyl —12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, EP, Record Store Day, Limited Edition
Reviews
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Out of personal taste i needed to fast forward a few minutes into the Caboladies side because it started with a hippie drone featuring hand drums, flanging and raga string bowing. a few FF's and we reach a more minimal modulated filter chill mood. Another transition leads to watery synths crescendoing with tons of synth and rhythmic embellishment slowing down into an aqueous tropical vibe. This track morphs into one last zone and i start thinking there is abundance of technical ability shown but the music never settles on a rewarding moment for long.
OPN side jumps straight into "Samovars in Tula", a characteristic cyber arpeggio and cool cheesy synth lead. Then we're dropped quickly into the creepy pulsating industrial sputter of "Identity". A quick cut leads us into the slow almost medieval commodore-64-esque zoner "Memory Vague" - so chill, this track is definitely an OPN best-of !$?! "Sand Partina" is a forgettable slow synth wash with a lonely lead guiding us through the resonating wash. Tasteful pulsating slow fade strangely gets covered in some sawing real strings. There is a final very brief reprise of "Identity" and we're done.
"Memory Vague" alone makes this one a keeper. -
damn, no comments on this one? probably my favorite 0PN release and a solid side by Caboladies, too!
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