Here is Whose Voice Will Not be Heard the first track released from the forthcoming Dwarf Mountain Alphabet. The first time in over a decade that polyphony has been used on a Joy Electric release. Word on the street is that it's from one of the Roland Juno's.
It's incredible... it has such a fresh sound to it! I'm so glad he moved away from the "monosynth only" mentality. It was fun for a while, but it shouldn't have defined (and restricted) his work through the years for quite as long.
It reminds me a bit of "Favorites at Play," which I also really liked.
damn, great track, but i shouldn't have listened to the version you put on your cassette! i think i fell in love with the live version so i was initially underwhelmed. it gets better with every listen though. has this ever happened to you?
It's incredible... it has such a fresh sound to it! I'm so glad he moved away from the "monosynth only" mentality. It was fun for a while, but it shouldn't have defined (and restricted) his work through the years for quite as long.
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me a bit of "Favorites at Play," which I also really liked.
damn, great track, but i shouldn't have listened to the version you put on your cassette! i think i fell in love with the live version so i was initially underwhelmed. it gets better with every listen though. has this ever happened to you?
ReplyDeleteAll the time. Tis a harsh reality in life.
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