Demo(n) Tracks, by Vladislav Delay

Demo(n) Tracks

by Vladislav Delay

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Velocet Ocelot This is one of a handful of VD records that, at least to my ear, perfectly balance his colossal ambience and spectral dub. Favorite track: Kaikki Hyvin.

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1.	Otan Osaa 03:59	buy track
2.	Kaikki Hyvin 04:22	buy track
3.	Kohmeessa 02:21	buy track
4.	Kohmeesa Alt 03:43	buy track
5.	Ledi 03:34	buy track
6.	Kotilainen 04:34	buy track
7.	Onttola 06:45	buy track
8.	Lokakuu 03:10	buy track
9.	Kasvot Uivat 04:26	buy track
10.	Kasvot Uivat Alt 03:16	buy track
11.	Demonit 05:50	buy track
12.	Olitko 03:26	buy track
13.	Kainuu 08:25	buy track

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There’s rarely any stabilizing rhythmic anchor. Instead the music perpetually meanders and drifts, a fluid beatless reverie of abrasive, industrial noise. Awareness of Delay’s jazz drumming background helps one to grapple with the album’s rootless, restless style, as it unfolds much like an improvised free jazz session minus the grounding propulsiveness of a rhythm section and with electronics taking the place of acoustic instruments. Another aspect that lessens its accessibility is its lack of nucleus. There’s no central instrument to act as a unifying presence throughout and around which the other instruments might constellate, and its absence is alienating. The tracks are mercurial and amoebic, their shapes ever-shifting and unresolved, the sound impressionistic, hazy, aquatic, sprawling, and sketchy. Brief moments of gentle calm are leavened by clamouring blasts as the tracks develop unpredictably. (Review by Stylus Mag)

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released April 5, 2004

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