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This review is from: Crash (Audio CD)
Milton Jackson's "Crash," lives out to the name and the pictures on the inlay cover. This is fast, edgy dance music at its best. Careering into the pulsating,"Ghost in my machines," this record shows you what it's all about from the get go. I love that bouncy, vacuous sound on "Backward Disco," and the ghostly shimmer of,"Another Fine Mess." The synthes move in one direction and the next, all carried over a relentlessly pounding beat."Cycles," shows Jackson in a reflexive, more mellow mode. A brilliant record, I doubt if we'll hear a better electronic release this year.
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Milton Jackson - Crash,
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This review is from: Crash (Audio CD)
For his second album, Milton Jackson finds himself on a new label (Freerange; RIP Glasgow Underground) and embracing a new, deeper sound. Oh, sure, the disco hints are still there, but there's a stronger sense of musicianship here now. The little interludes and the tonal pitching that infiltrates "Ghosts in My Machines," for instance, keeps the track from becoming one-note, while the heavier beat and electro tidbits of "Backwards Disco" is appropriately funky. "Another Fine Mess" has a tenderness to it, like it's holding a baby bird in its hands. Even a traditional house track like "Rhythm Track" has some sparkle to it, but I prefer the less-traditional ones, like the slow percolation of "Snap Crackle" or the orchestral builds of "Orbit 3." Even the tech-house of "Prototypes" and "Cycles" have a flair that was missing from his earlier album. A huge step forward that crashes into the future.
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