[Kahvi Collective Audio Sculptors

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Rubicante wrote on 01/05/08, 9:47 pm

Now that I have some time, I think I will say what this release is to me.

First off. I just want to say this is probably one of the best releases I have heard in a looong time and I completley agree with nikchen's standpoint on the wonderful sounds in this ep. Miglo has been churning out some crazy stuff these past couple years and I think this is the definitive masterpiece of his, as of today.

The total lack of structure, ominous noises and atmosphere absorbed me in. Took me somewhere that is an impression of the music. This is by far the most creative ep I have heard in awhile and is "the" best ep of the year so far.

Outstanding. :wink:

Porez wrote on 01/05/08, 9:47 pm

wow!

Rubicante wrote on 01/05/08, 9:47 pm

I find it funny, that even though there are some people bitter towards this release...No one has voted under "amazing" :lol:

cheers MigloJE!

Obese_vegan wrote on 01/05/08, 9:47 pm

It's very experimental and challenging in the sense that it makes you wonder if it's ambient, noise, or music at all. Very creative. Loveley.

Vince wrote on 01/05/08, 9:47 pm

ah ! people show love for this release ! stop the narrow-mindedness ! this is a good release for a kahvi and probably one of the best in the last few years

Quad341 wrote on 01/05/08, 9:47 pm

i would argue that this is more kahvi than most of the recent releases... unfortunately, i have begun to drift from the very ambiant aproach that this takes. good ambiant but not for me

Ntech wrote on 01/05/08, 9:46 pm

yeah this release strange for me too. not my style. i dont rewinds tracks like in this release, just for archve .. but maybe one such release on ten melodic idm releases not bad .. i dont know ..

MikefromNA wrote on 01/05/08, 9:46 pm

Is it just me, or is this whole release a big long track of controlled white noise? It seems to me that this release either this goes against Kahvi's mission to "to gather and provide free electronic grooves", or it implies a somewhat broad interpretation of the word groove. I acknowledge the artistic nature of this work, but it is certainly not of the same category as what I'm accustomed to from Kahvi.

At least there's some people that liked it, which I understand to be the real mission underlying the efforts by Kahvi.

Conundrius2 wrote on 01/05/08, 9:46 pm

Reminds me of Tangerine Dream's Zeit and also of Gilbert and Lewis's 3R4 Barge Calm track and maybe of the Dome albums too (though I haven't listened to them in years).

I'm enjoying the large sense of space in this release...

Niceone wrote on 01/05/08, 9:46 pm

I do like most of the realeses here on kahvi, but not this one. I don´t know, but its definately not my taste.

Vince wrote on 01/05/08, 9:45 pm

I do like kahvi, but there's been nothing for a while that has made me go crazy. This, MigloJe, did. It's absolutely awesome and with such depth that i was totally blown away by it. An instant classic for me. Keep it up !

User@kahvi.org wrote on 01/05/08, 9:45 pm

Who needs tranquilizers when you've got the veg-meister issuing expansive sonic landscapes such as these?

MigloJE r0x0rz.

Nickchen wrote on 01/05/08, 9:45 pm

:D Wow, hard stuff. The opposite of that late "everybody's darling" :cry: release from Workbench and other greasy Easy Listening that accidently managed to find its way to kahvi.

This one here is exactly what I always hope to find when there's something new at kahvi. Congratulation.

Micksam wrote on 01/05/08, 9:45 pm

MigloJE, this release is absolutely awsome.