Sweet Robots Against The Machine
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Towa Tei - The End Of A Love Affair 2:50
I've had a lot to say about Towa Tei since I've been on Mog. You can tell "HERE":http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=towa+tei+site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fmog.com%2Ffistula_spume. He's one of my favorite artists. In 1999 he released an album titled Sweet Robots Against The Machine. The album I'm posting is actually the 2002 rerelease which for some reason has completely different tracks and album cover. In fact it's a completely different album. Go figure. This album is chock full of some high science techno. The styles range from garage, house, glitch, to plain ol' techno. It's a really fun listen. Defenitely made for robots. It feels like a natural progression of his craft after the Last Century Modern album. There's one track called "Free" which I feel doesn't go with the album as it's more of a club radio track. It's not so bad though. At the end there's a 17 minute long track that features Gamelan music that seems to have been recorded in a jungle. That doesn't fit the album either but it's a very hypnotic experience to listen to it all the way through. The first Sweet Robots Against The Machine is his only album I'm missing aside from a new album that was released recently and a soundtrack he did for the movie Dainipponjin. Last year he released a reissue of Future Listening! with a bonus remix disc. I can't say enough of how much I like this guy. I'm always impressed with every listen. Check him out already!Audio SexFree
I've had a lot to say about Towa Tei since I've been on Mog. You can tell "HERE":http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=towa+tei+site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fmog.com%2Ffistula_spume. He's one of my favorite artists. In 1999 he released an album titled Sweet Robots Against The Machine. The album I'm posting is actually the 2002 rerelease which for some reason has completely different tracks and album cover. In fact it's a completely different album. Go figure. This album is chock full of some high science techno. The styles range from garage, house, glitch, to plain ol' techno. It's a really fun listen. Defenitely made for robots. It feels like a natural progression of his craft after the Last Century Modern album. There's one track called "Free" which I feel doesn't go with the album as it's more of a club radio track. It's not so bad though. At the end there's a 17 minute long track that features Gamelan music that seems to have been recorded in a jungle. That doesn't fit the album either but it's a very hypnotic experience to listen to it all the way through. The first Sweet Robots Against The Machine is his only album I'm missing aside from a new album that was released recently and a soundtrack he did for the movie Dainipponjin. Last year he released a reissue of Future Listening! with a bonus remix disc. I can't say enough of how much I like this guy. I'm always impressed with every listen. Check him out already!Audio SexFree
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