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This review is from: Wireless Internet (Audio CD)
Technolust is to electronic music what marijuana is to hip hop. Think Kraftwek's Man-Machine or Fatboy Slim's "Everybody Needs a 303." But no one comes closer to total obsession than Detroit's Arpanet. Its debut, Wireless Internet, celebrates telecommunications with all the giddy enthusiasm of a late-'90s analyst. Mixing electrofunk with the blissful synthscapes of Jean Michel Jarre, the album has been hailed as genuis by French chanteuse Miss Kittin and the loungecore superstars of Air. -Ethan Brown
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Serious FUNK.,
By Andy R. "We Might As Well Be Strangers" (NYC United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Wireless Internet (Audio CD)
This Album is a masterpiece of funky,bass dropping,body moving,pumping,real-live detroit style electronic composition.As hard and smooth as marble,Arpent blesses my speakers with funk that is reminiscent of Juan Atkins/Model 500 & Derrick May Detroit Funk and Kraftwerks inovative electric vibes but still holds unique in their advance use of sound and sound effects.Highly Recommended.
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Technolust is to electronic music what marijuana is to hip hop. Think Kraftwek's Man-Machine or Fatboy Slim's "Everybody Needs a 303." But no one comes closer to total obsession than Detroit's Arpanet. Its debut, Wireless Internet, celebrates telecommunications with all the giddy enthusiasm of a late-'90s analyst. Mixing electrofunk with the blissful synthscapes of Jean Michel Jarre, the album has been hailed as genuis by French chanteuse Miss Kittin and the loungecore superstars of Air. -Ethan Brown
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