Plaid - Rest Proof Clockwork (1999/2019) flac
BAND/ARTIST: Plaid
- Title: Rest Proof Clockwork
- Year Of Release: 1999/2019
- Label: Warp Records
- Genre: Leftfield, Abstract, Techno, Downtempo, IDM
- Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:04:55
- Total Size: 152.7 MB / 343,81 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
[05:26] 01. Plaid - Shackbu
[04:29] 02. Plaid - Ralome (feat. Benet Walsh)
[04:07] 03. Plaid - Little People (feat. Mara Carlyle)
[00:47] 04. Plaid - 3Recurring
[06:36] 05. Plaid - Buddy
[04:21] 06. Plaid - Dead Sea
[04:14] 07. Plaid - Gel Lab
[00:57] 08. Plaid - Tearisci
[03:58] 09. Plaid - Dang Spot
[05:08] 10. Plaid - Pino Pomo
[04:19] 11. Plaid - Last Remembered Thing
[01:20] 12. Plaid - Lambs Eye
[05:43] 13. Plaid - New Bass Hippo
[01:13] 14. Plaid - Churn Maiden
[12:17] 15. Plaid - Air Locked
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AllMusic Review by John Bush
On the surface, Plaid's second full-length charts similar territory as their debut, with the same intriguing mix of old-school flow and electronic programming clout, plus an odd tendency to play with certain synth presets -- steel drums, for instance -- that would make most electronica technicians cringe. True, there's a bit more hip-hop flavor on this one, like the faux turntablism on the excellent tracks "Shackbu" and "Little People." And the novelty angle Plaid have occasionally nodded to in the past is out on two tracks especially: the vocoderized bossa-nova number "New Bass Hippo" and "Dang Spot," the kind of popcorn electronica that harks back to Perrey & Kingsley. When it comes down to it, the technical differences between Rest Proof Clockwork and Plaid's debut Not for Threes are minimal. Still, there's a certain soul to this album that displays the maturing ex-breakdancers progressing even after more than ten years of recording. In fact, two of the most beautiful tracks of Plaid's long career are right here. The first is "Buddy," a yearning downtempo track with echoing effects; the second is "Dead Sea," a beatless piece of glorious synth-strings which evoke past civilization just as achingly as "The Crete That Crete Made" (from Temple of Transparent Balls, the 1993 album by Handley and Turner's former concern, the Black Dog). So, in sum, Rest Proof Clockwork is yet another production masterpiece to file on the shelf with the rest of Plaid's work. The element that puts them far, far ahead of every other beatminer out there is a growing sense of spirit that lets the machines do the singing.
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[05:26] 01. Plaid - Shackbu
[04:29] 02. Plaid - Ralome (feat. Benet Walsh)
[04:07] 03. Plaid - Little People (feat. Mara Carlyle)
[00:47] 04. Plaid - 3Recurring
[06:36] 05. Plaid - Buddy
[04:21] 06. Plaid - Dead Sea
[04:14] 07. Plaid - Gel Lab
[00:57] 08. Plaid - Tearisci
[03:58] 09. Plaid - Dang Spot
[05:08] 10. Plaid - Pino Pomo
[04:19] 11. Plaid - Last Remembered Thing
[01:20] 12. Plaid - Lambs Eye
[05:43] 13. Plaid - New Bass Hippo
[01:13] 14. Plaid - Churn Maiden
[12:17] 15. Plaid - Air Locked
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AllMusic Review by John Bush
On the surface, Plaid's second full-length charts similar territory as their debut, with the same intriguing mix of old-school flow and electronic programming clout, plus an odd tendency to play with certain synth presets -- steel drums, for instance -- that would make most electronica technicians cringe. True, there's a bit more hip-hop flavor on this one, like the faux turntablism on the excellent tracks "Shackbu" and "Little People." And the novelty angle Plaid have occasionally nodded to in the past is out on two tracks especially: the vocoderized bossa-nova number "New Bass Hippo" and "Dang Spot," the kind of popcorn electronica that harks back to Perrey & Kingsley. When it comes down to it, the technical differences between Rest Proof Clockwork and Plaid's debut Not for Threes are minimal. Still, there's a certain soul to this album that displays the maturing ex-breakdancers progressing even after more than ten years of recording. In fact, two of the most beautiful tracks of Plaid's long career are right here. The first is "Buddy," a yearning downtempo track with echoing effects; the second is "Dead Sea," a beatless piece of glorious synth-strings which evoke past civilization just as achingly as "The Crete That Crete Made" (from Temple of Transparent Balls, the 1993 album by Handley and Turner's former concern, the Black Dog). So, in sum, Rest Proof Clockwork is yet another production masterpiece to file on the shelf with the rest of Plaid's work. The element that puts them far, far ahead of every other beatminer out there is a growing sense of spirit that lets the machines do the singing.
--- SEE ALL MY PUBLICATIONS ---
-- REQUESTS FOR LINK RECOVERY --
-- YOU CAN'T FIND THE RIGHT ALBUM? WRITE, WE'LL SEE!! --
-- specify a direct link to the release --
--- PLEASE DO NOT UPLOAD ELSEWHERE ---
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