Panospria celebrates 7 years online with the return of Joshua Treble, co-founder of Aii (alongside Accelera Deck) as a sub-label of Pitchcadet back in 1999.


This audio is part of the collection: Panospria
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Artist/Composer: Tony Boggs
Date: 2011-02-24
Keywords: Electronic, Post-rock, Experimental

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 Canada

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Recordings from 2008 & 2009. Please play loud and alone.

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Reviewer: kh4n - - March 7, 2011
Subject: review from Disquiet
There's "Mikale," in which a jackboot rhythm gives way to a jangle of sliding notes and elastic dubby effects. Then "Hissatsu Folder," with its broken-speaker-cone guitar feedback atop a hospital beep, eventually subsiding into something less dub and more akin to cash-register juju. And then there is "Before Pale," in which a strummed guitar with an insistent pulse, buttressed with new-wave echo, pits itself against a terse, occasional bass line and a rising whorl of noise, like nothing so much as an early Cure song.

With these three very different songs, the excellent collection Cymbals by Joshua Treble sets up its tools, its process, and its destination: guitar and electronics, edging toward monotone pop. A brief liner note states, simply: "Recordings from 2008 & 2009. Please play loud and alone." It's easily one of the most confident netlabel releases thus far this year, filled with simple gestures that are then given time to develop, like how in "Braille Cassette" the lead line slowly maneuvers its way out of the background, or how the sinewy white-noise melody of "Two Two Wives" ekes out its own space through repetition and stasis.

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