Ecid - Pheromone Heavy - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Ecid - Werewolf Hologram [COMPACT DISCS] date 06/19/2012

It may seem unimaginable now, but there was a time when veteran Minneapolis-bred, Brooklyn-based hip-hop artist Ecid was unsure if anyone would want to listen to his musical creations. InchI didn't really think there was gonna be much of an audience for the quirky, abstract songs I was making,Inch he recalls. But five solo LPs, two EPs and countless collaborative efforts later, he's not only found an audience, but he's found one that's filled with both hip-hop purists and fans of the avant-garde. Ecid's latest project is an album strongly influenced by loss and unexpected change. Touching on a range of subjects from self-sabotage to climate change deniers to death represented as an abusive ex-girlfriend, at it's heart it's still ultimately positive and reflective.

Founding member of FRONT 242, Daniel B. celebrated his 66th birthday with the DANIEL B. Inchsix+sixInch on which he revisited songs from his repertoire, re-filtering them through his limitless sonic kaleidoscope anno 2020 and bringing them to the next instrumental level. Trance, electro, intelligent techno, and body music merged to make one! While the COVID-19 pandemic keeps raging, disrupting the whole world, and also continues heavily impacting artists who are now unable to perform live and unite with their fanbase, we challenged the InchDevil B.Inch himself, adding a third Inch6Inch to his age by releasing a second chapter to his re-filtering exercise exactly 6 months later. The 66.6 concept was born... DANIEL B. of course took the challenge with open arms, joined hands with his good old friend Elko Blijweert who added some hypnotic psychedelic guitars to the work. He this time reinvented solid FRONT 242 classics like InchWelcome To ParadiseInch and InchFunkhadafiInch, but also turned InchSfr. NomenklaturaInch into a stunning mesmerizing hammering club hit, while offering us a new grinding and oppressive DANIEL B. cut aptly titled InchThe End Of The EndInch. Over half an hour of messy addictive electronics in a luxurious darkish 4-panel digipak for your ultimate pleasure. No constraint, no restriction for a full dynamic and hi-energy sonic impression! Welcome once again to the Electronic B. Music universe... and don't tell the Devil!