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Black & White

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techno experimental downtempo electro

8 pistes

44:27

1	Bassman	6:07
2	Go bed	5:36
3	Break off	4:51
4	Line	5:05
5	Remix	5:18
6	The jungle	4:46
7	Return	6:41
8	The highway	6:03

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ax11

Porn!

06/09/08

I have no idea why this sound is called "Porn House" by some people -actually, I've never seen any porn with a remotely acceptable soundtrack. Porn or not - it's great fat electro/house mostly in the tradition of Daft Punk or Chemical Brothers. The first two tracks are very solid dancefloor stuff, the third one is a little too "Detroit" for my taste but it defines a nice waypoint in the release before it sets sails towards rather D&B influeced -but still "Porn" ;>- shores.

Ivan1984

REALLY!-)

05/09/08

Starts with a familiar bassline, but whatever, it's gorgeous electro and he da bassman!-) Go bed was nice and comfortable, and it sounded like my dreamworld. The 3rd track, Break Off, is well constructed and just a little unusual, but also some top-notch reliable moves and a wicked sting in it's tail. Neatly done!-) Line, almost continues as it echoes off into a light but strong foundation, with the odd crackle, then back to the melody and further sound excursions, quite adventurous. Then, Remix, bit looser but still filled with confident and competent switches between its various elements. And, drums from dark regions of Hell. I've never been in a jungle, but if I was stuck on a tropical island, these two productions by PHM would be with me (following negotiations, naturally). It's brilliant stuff this, and I'm trying not to harp on repetitively, but I can't help it. Return, track 7... down tempo, rhythmic vocals and drums then the deep melody arrives, softening it, giving it form. And it's form is actually, comparatively light, even with a smattering of piano sounds. Pass the wine!-) Lots of glasses clinking and a brief slip into partial consciousness through bassline, only to return to the party. Then, just when you think you got it sussed, you hit The Highway and it knocks your block off. Fantastic work PHM!-)