Author Topic: Prefuse 73 'Everything She Touched Turned Ampexian' [NEW ALBUM] (Read 161 times)

Elano · « **on:** May 06, 2009, 04:02:57 AM »

"Industrial electro popsych!"
Cut Chemist

"All the sounds on this record are as distinctive as a vocal...even the drums are lyrical"
Isaiah Ikey Owens, Mars Volta

"A.D.D concentration for the D.A.D generation. 49 precious minutes of sweet vindicaction."
Andy Votel

This record is off the hook,one of his best works ever!!!

*"It’s hard to think of a name that carries as much weight in both hip-hop and avant-rock circles as Prefuse 73, who in the past year alone has been asked to remix TV On The Radio, Pelican, BLK JKS and Cornelius, not to mention his early collaborations with School of Seven Bells and Battles. These interactions have clearly helped to shape the evolving Prefuse 73 sonic aesthetic, which has expanded to include Herren’s twisted visions of prog-rock, “machine funk” and global psychedelia.

For Everything She Touched Turned Ampexian, Herren rejected the idea of straight digital recording and instead went the much more intensive route of recording to analog Ampex tape, giving the album the sound of a lost tape of exploratory studio musicians from the not-too-distant past. In addition to the recording process, Ampexian also differs in its composition, existing as a tapestry of tracks of varying lengths and moods, albeit with a remarkable linear flow and, of course, unmatched rhythmic bump.

Everything She Touched Turned Ampexian will also mark the beginning of three-album release cycle for Herren, as he will release two other efforts in Spring 2009 under his various monikers. He follows Ampexian with his newly minted Diamond Watch Wrists (featuring Zach Hill from Hella) Ice Capped at Both Ends LP also via Warp in April. Then in May, Herren will follow up with a new Savath and Savalas release, La Lama, Stones Throw."*