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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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Every track on this album is excellently produced, each track flows beautifully forming a brilliant electronic listen from beginning to end...Orchestral surroundings, abstract beats, mesmerizing bleeps, distant echoes, distorted beats, dreamy soundscapes all creating a album full of emotion and near tear-inducing. Harsh but beautiful, abstract but deep, moody but emotional - simply spine-chilling.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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The third full-length album from Chris Clark -now going simply as Clark- is his most accessible yet. That ain't saying much, though, believe me. His speaker shredding laptop IDM is still as dense as a knee to the face, but Body Riddle's beats maintain a certain tribal hip-hop groove to them easily locatable by anyone with a heart while still being nightmarish enough to be thoroughly enjoyed by any fan of WARP Records' isolated android graveyard soundscapes. A rose by any other name still rocks the house.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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Have been following Clark for some time, but this is probably his best effort to date (except the extraordinary 3" Throttle Furniture).It features a couple of rethinks of Throttle material - not always an improvement - and pleanty of variety in the new stuff - Herzog is a standout, a threatening deep. black sound which comes at you in waves, before the pulse coalesces into a bullying metronome under a baroque, minor-key theme. Roulette Thrift Number features a never-ending screechy door sound and what sounds like David Thomas doing his thing somewhere in the mix. Vengeance Drools is classic assertive Clark, a drum roll beat punching home the theme, before leading into an Aphex-type land of fog. Around these are less incisive numbers, always inventive but not always appealing and verging on the doodling that used to characterise Clarks's stuff. Overall, if you like electronica with a sad face and plenty of humanism, you won't find more startling sounds this side of Richard James
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