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Some extracts: Syzzeye part 2 ...the freaking-out, yet totally harmless, second incarnation of the aforementioned eye. Even though the thing freaks out and goes all crazy like a bug that you have swatted but only partially killed, what it gives rise to is atmospheric and beautiful to behold. LTJ Bukem wishes he could have been this atmospheric! The slain Syzzeye provides some visually pleasing space-pyrotechnics, then it's time to move on. We are only just past the half-way point of this album and there is still much to do. Veska A Giant Space Wizard. He throws out this sort of five-teired force field - that is his main attack move. The five different tiers of the force field are represented by a five note chord, with staggered start times. Do you understand? These drawings are visual representation of the music have you not figured that out yet? Five deadly simulated mellotron notes come hurdling towards Zark Behida (floating there in his space suit - not pictured) at the speed of sound! (speed of sound at sea level = 340.29 m / s). I know what you're thinking, there is no sound in space. Well haven't you ever heard of poetic liscence? So this soundboy's soundwave forcefield attacks happen about three times over the course of the encounter, but ZB dodges 'em deftly. Veska has a secret weak spot (can you see it?) and Zark fires exaclty one well aimed phaser blast at the cocksucker and takes him out! That's the end of that! |
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Could you just link to some samples or something, as your site confuses the fuck out of me, and after about 8 seconds of fruitless clicking I find absolutely anything else more interesting. |
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The lazy man works twice as hard... Going to the root and clicking the "MP3" keyword is confusing so I will oblige. . . PS: You will have to click "Download" several times once you get to the above pages. Good luck and thank you for your time. |
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That's better! I am downloading.... NOW! |
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Awesome. |
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If I had to choose I like Zark Behida better, though Basement Wigger is rad too. I like the ambient jungle artkore thing. I know labels are bad, but that's what this sounds like to me. It's smooth, spacey, atmospheric and danceable. I imagine listening to it whilst driving between drug deals or simply visiting relatives. I would recommend it wholeheartedly to anyone with ears. |
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They are both special... in an olympics kind of way. Thanks for the feedback. If you are into Zark you should check his other project . His homepage is . PRNK not dead! |
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