Seefeel

Seefeel
"Quique" (Redux Edition)
1993 (Too Pure)

1. Climactic Phase No.3 - 08:24
2. Polyfusion - 06:23
3. Industrious - 06:40
4. Imperial - 06:40
5. Plainsong (Album Version) - 07:43
6. Charlotte’s Mouth - 07:27
7. Through You - 05:48
8. Filter Dub - 08:46
9. Signals - 05:47
10. Clique - 05:28
11. Is It Now? - 04:23
12. Filter Dub (1-01 Mix) - 09:40
13. Come Alive (Climactic Phase No.1) - 05:41
14. Time To Find Me (Alternate Desk Mix) - 05:20
15. Charlotte’s Mouth (Avant Garde Mix) - 07:27
16. My Super 20 - 06:31
17. Climactic Phase No.3 (Overnight Mix) - 08:31
18. Silent Pool - 07:02

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Review from Wire Magazine (May 2007):
"The best of the first, superior wave of postrock, Seefeel obliterated the beginnings and endpoints of the guitar. Their shuddering mosaics of weightless, flickering loops and quietly insinuating rhythms traversed the chasms separating rock, Ambient and electronic music long before Radiohead climbed out of their bunk beds. 1993’s Quique was Seefeel’s debut album and it still sounds staggering, processing the guitar via dub tactics until it becomes a transient, ever-shifting instrument without organs. The group were often acclaimed as the next step after My Bloody Valentine’s evacuated song skeletons; it’s worth noting that Seefeel were saddled with that tagline while people were still hopeful that Kevin Shields might actually make another record. This ‘redux edition’ features an extra disc which mostly contains abstractions of album tracks, different versions of “Charlotte’s Mouth”, “Filter Dub” and “Climactic Phase #3”; it’s all completely essential."

Artanker Convoy

Artanker Convoy
"Cozy Endings"
2007 (The Social Registry)

1. Open Up - 12:03
2. Black Dauphin - 06:35
3. Ejector - 07:09
4. Rabbit - 06:16
5. Geyser - 05:14
6. The Happy Minotaur - 02:04

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Review from Wire Magazine (June 2007):
"Brooklyn based six-piece Artanker Convoy roll out an eclectic groove stew, equal parts funk and freakout. There are definite tinges of Miles Davis’s early 70s groups. “Ejector” could be straight off Big Fun with its mid-tempo laidback shimmer and shimmy. “Black Dauphin” soups itself up into a ghetto Prince strut, jutting its chin into the sun-baked fuel-thick city air. Likewise, “Geyser” is a slippery piece of funk with some warm, smoky guitar playing. The standout is “Open Up” a slow burn number with a percussion rustling intro, the guitar player rolling on the volume faders before the beat kicks in, his instrument now digging deep into the reverb on the bottom strings and surfing the echo on the high notes."

Flying Saucer Attack

Flying Saucer Attack
"Rural Psychedelia"
1994 (VHF)

1. My Dreaming Hill - 06:12
2. A Silent Tide - 03:49
3. Moonset - 04:25
4. Make me Dream - 04:25
5. Wish - 05:23
6. Popol Vuh 2 - 05:00
7. The Drowners - 04:34
8. Still - 01:50
9. Popol Vuh 1 - 10:18
10. The Season is Ours - 04:18

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Review: AMG

Doldrums

Doldrums
"Feng Shui"
2000 (VHF)

1. X-Ray Me, Bert - 03:14
2. Left in an Airport Gift Shop (part 1) - 4:33
3. Left in an Airport Gift Shop (part 2) - 5:00
4. Left in an Airport Gift Shop (part 3) - 11:00
5. Ascending Copper Mountain (part 1) - 11:08
6. Ascending Copper Mountain (part 2) - 06:02
7. Ascending Copper Mountain (part 3) - 11:49
8. Come Back, Lao Tzu - 09:18

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Doldrums

Doldrums
"Acupuncture"
1997 (Kranky)

1. Xarpet - 01:38
2. On The Green - 08:57
3. Mao's Revelation in The Great Hall - 09:28
4. Discussing The Belgians - 08:54
5. Late 70's Blue Box - 09:29
6. On The Pine - 34:51

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