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This review is from: The House of Apples and Eyeballs (Audio CD)
I've been somewhat obsessed with Black Moth Super Rainbow ever since I picked up Dandelion Gum last year. I have since gotten their first two albums and this has only increased my thirst for more- so when I came across this collaboration I had to have it, of course. But I was not familiar with The Octopus Project, so I wasn't sure what to expect. The collaboration works very well, taking the best parts of BMSR and adding some elements not usually mixed in with their music- namely electric guitars and some catchy drum loops thanks to OP. I think this was a good introduction to OP, and I look forward to exploring their solo work. I would recommend this album if you like either band, or are a fan of experimental music in general- its strange, trippy, and above all- fun to listen to! 4 Stars
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One senses that it would have been easy for a CD like this to go over the edge into unlistenable territory if the individual composers had a free hand with all these instrumental tracks jumbled together. By having two bands pass the music back and forth it's entirely possible that it forced individual passages in the songs to mellow out and be melodic, that someone's ears were hurt in the process, forcing change. Anyway, it did work out and it's a nice techno-ambient excursion. I would have liked more of a human element involved, a girl's voice with this type of music fits so well.
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If you are a fan of either of these bands, I highly recommend this CD. I have listened to it constantly since it arrived.
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