De:Bug (Germany)
Ich mag Suction. Denn Lowfish und Solvent moschen (endschuldigt dieses
rock-orientierte Wort) einfach so dermaßen sympathisch in der Gegend rum,
daß man nur hoffen kann, daß es sehr bald kleine Action-Figuren von ihnen zu
kaufen gibt. Beide haben je drei tracks von ihren Alben genommen (das von
Solvent ist bereits erschienen, s. De:Bug 10.98, das von Lowfish folgt) und
noch je einen exclusiven Track dazugeschummelt. Nur Hits. Kleine
verwurschtelte Anekdoten aus der Serie ģIch und mein Drumcomputerã,
angereichert mit Melodien für Millionen, einer Literflasche Funk,
analogen Brutzeleien und wummernden Breaks. Ganz großartig. 5/5
Thaddi Herrmann
De:Bug (Germany)
I like Suction, because they are moshing away (excuse this rock-oriented
word...) so extremely sympathetic that I really hope that there will be small
Suction action figures really soon. Solvent and Lowfish both contribute 3
tracks from the albums (Solvent's is already out, see De:Bug 10:98, Lowfish's
will follow), and add one exclusive track each. Nothing but hits. Small,
freaky anectodes from the series "me and my drumcomputer", enriched with
melodies for millions, 2 gallons of funk, analogue fryings and deeeeeeeeep
breaks. Simply gorgeous. 5/5
Thaddi Herrmann
DJ (UK)
Leftfield Section: In The Box
This is actually an LP-length 8-track vinyl compilation of two CD EP's from
Toronto's answer to Rephlex records. 'Robot music from Canada' is their motto
and they most assuredly live up to it. Label-owners Jason Amm and Gregory De
Rocher take a side each to weave curious innovative aural adventures that
reek of Sheffield's finest electronica one minute and diseased urban
alienation the next. There is lonely beauty here, made all the more poignant
by the record's very limited distribution throughout Europe (via New York's
Serotonin imprint). Unique and highly recommended. 5/5
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