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Socratako - Sctk - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

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Socratako is 17-year-old Aaron Morris, who began composing electronic music at the tender age of 16. He claims the usual suspects as influences (Aphex Twin, Boards of Canada, Autechre) in addition to lesser-known artists such as Weith, Bija, Granola, and Carpe Sonum's own eyesix. As evidenced by his new CS full-length, one could easily add Bochum Welt and the Black Dog to that list, among others. Does this mean that Socratako is merely the sum of his influences? Hardly. In fact, it appears that such electronic exposures have magically revealed themselves as an up-and-coming talent of extraordinary magnitude. Morris's expertly designed turns-of-phrase, his gift for randy melodies, and a sublime sense of what sounds should go where speak of a formidable new talent in the crowded field of contemporary IDM. Overall, Socratako's debut is a work of electronic rapture that is draws you into it's own peculiar sonic cocoon. Though the rhythms themselves don't exist here, the classic analog broadstrokes of Detroit techno are equally pronounced twofold, on both the marvelous InchCatarsisInch and InchB ThodolInch. An expert knob twiddler-electronica savant, perhaps?-Morris's emergence on the scene is cause for small celebration; not in recent memory has someone so young in years produced work colleagues ten years his senior could envy. For Socratako, the world's his aural oyster. Album Tracks 1. Morning City 2. Derealization Jam 3. Down the Horizon 4. Socartko 5. Nskurity Kam 6. Soktoko 7. The Valve (Acid Dance Version) 8. Croissant 11 MB 9. Croissant Recooked 10. Aenimus 11. Standing (Intermission) 12. Recok 98'0 13. Unconscious Now Conscious 14. B Thodol (Clic Version) 15. Derealization Jam Conclusión Inconclusión 16. Catarsis

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    Dance and electronic
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    Socratako is 17-year-old Aaron Morris, who began composing electronic music at the tender age of 16. He claims the usual suspects as influences (Aphex Twin, Boards of Canada, Autechre) in addition to lesser-known artists such as Weith, Bija, Granola, and Carpe Sonum's own eyesix. As evidenced by his new CS full-length, one could easily add Bochum Welt and the Black Dog to that list, among others. Does this mean that Socratako is merely the sum of his influences? Hardly. In fact, it appears that such electronic exposures have magically revealed themselves as an up-and-coming talent of extraordinary magnitude. Morris's expertly designed turns-of-phrase, his gift for randy melodies, and a sublime sense of what sounds should go where speak of a formidable new talent in the crowded field of contemporary IDM. Overall, Socratako's debut is a work of electronic rapture that is draws you into it's own peculiar sonic cocoon. Though the rhythms themselves don't exist here, the classic analog broadstrokes of Detroit techno are equally pronounced twofold, on both the marvelous InchCatarsisInch and InchB ThodolInch. An expert knob twiddler-electronica savant, perhaps?-Morris's emergence on the scene is cause for small celebration; not in recent memory has someone so young in years produced work colleagues ten years his senior could envy. For Socratako, the world's his aural oyster. Album Tracks 1. Morning City 2. Derealization Jam 3. Down the Horizon 4. Socartko 5. Nskurity Kam 6. Soktoko 7. The Valve (Acid Dance Version) 8. Croissant 11 MB 9. Croissant Recooked 10. Aenimus 11. Standing (Intermission) 12. Recok 98'0 13. Unconscious Now Conscious 14. B Thodol (Clic Version) 15. Derealization Jam Conclusión Inconclusión 16. Catarsis
    Artist
    Socratako
    Title
    Sctk
    Format
    CD
    Label
    Carpe Sonum
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