Bass Clef - Reeling Skullways album flac

Reeling Skullways by Bass Clef, released 25 May 2012 1. Keep Hoping Machine Running 2. Walworth Road Acid Trapdoor 3. ter 4. Embrace Disaster 5. Electricity Comes From Other Planets 6. Stenaline Metranil Solar Flare 7. Suddenly Alone Together 8. A Rail Is A Road And A Road Is A River 9. Ghost Kicks in the Spiral. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card. Digipak CD. Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album. Includes unlimited streaming of Reeling Skullways via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ships out within 2 days.

Reeling Skullways ‎(CD, Album). Bass Clef subvert these well recognized time signatures and command them to do things you aren't even ready for. On the surface, things look calm but man oh man if you crank this up or channel it through headphones you won't even know what hit you. Where did he find some of these sounds? I get the impression a lot of time was spent poring over sample menus or better yet: could someone have found a library and then pillaged it thoroughly? Who am I kidding, this guy wouldn't be content with just casually perusing, he more than likely assembled this arsenal himself

Reeling Skullways is a paean to the previous step on techno's evolutionary ladder: the analogue acid sounds of Detroit, Chicago, and Manchester. 70. It's as timeless in its own small way as the Chicago canon that inspired it.

Listen to music from Bass Clef like neon-joy threads, worry and also somehow be happy & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Bass Clef. Albums: A Smile Is A Curve That Straightens Most Things (2006) Zamyatin Digitised (2007) May The Bridges I Burn Light The Way (2009) inner space break free (2011) Reeling Skullways (2012) (Minimum Wage) (Zero Hours) (Infinite Forest) (2018).

In stock now for same day shipping. Aside from sporting the finest, bushiest beard in dance music, Ralph "Bass Clef" Cumbers has long been a producer with more ideas than most. Just as capable of making thrilling, bass-heavy floor fillers as quirky dubstep and oddball electronica, he's made a career out of surprising listeners at every turn. This latest album - his first for Peverelist's Punch Drunk imprint - is a good case in point.

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This April, Ralph Cumbers will release a new album as Bass Clef called Reeling Skullways. The record will be Cumbers' first full-length on Peverelist's label, Punch Drunk, and will mark somewhat of a departure from his past work as Bass Clef. The album is light on samples and heavy on stripped-down 4/4 beats, which according to a press release were produced by means of modular synthesis