Google Earth, James Riotto, John Vanderslice - for Mac OS X 10.11 (2025) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Google Earth, James Riotto, John Vanderslice
- Title: for Mac OS X 10.11
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Tiny Telephone
- Genre: Electronic, Indie Pop, Indie Rock, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:35:26
- Total Size: 82 / 208 / 764 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. kill screen
02. meow meow
03. endless corridor
04. i can't believe happiness
05. text and drive
06. proceed to the route
07. C3
08. home computer
09. the source
John Vanderslice is an ever-reliable indie rock lifer. He's made a whole lot of records under his own name, and he's also worked on some truly great music from some of this century's definitive artists. In recent years, the Sliceman has been delving deeper into electronic sounds, and last year he got together with the San Francisco producer and multi-instrumentalist James Riotto to form Google Earth, a new project with an extremely SEO-unfriendly name. One year after dropping their debut album Street View, Google Earth are ready to announce another one. It's called Mac OS X 10.11, and you simply must admire their commitment to the bit.
Most of the tracks on Mac OS X 10.11 aren't full-on songs; they're mood-pieces. That's definitely the case with opening track meow meow, on which John Vanderslice repeats the phrase I can't help you forget anything like a mantra. His voice, tender and vulnerable, echoes over a landscape of contemplative beeps, off-kilter drums, and plangent saxophones and pianos -- an electronic/jazz hybrid that's leagues away from the Vanderslice sound that many of us remember.
01. kill screen
02. meow meow
03. endless corridor
04. i can't believe happiness
05. text and drive
06. proceed to the route
07. C3
08. home computer
09. the source
John Vanderslice is an ever-reliable indie rock lifer. He's made a whole lot of records under his own name, and he's also worked on some truly great music from some of this century's definitive artists. In recent years, the Sliceman has been delving deeper into electronic sounds, and last year he got together with the San Francisco producer and multi-instrumentalist James Riotto to form Google Earth, a new project with an extremely SEO-unfriendly name. One year after dropping their debut album Street View, Google Earth are ready to announce another one. It's called Mac OS X 10.11, and you simply must admire their commitment to the bit.
Most of the tracks on Mac OS X 10.11 aren't full-on songs; they're mood-pieces. That's definitely the case with opening track meow meow, on which John Vanderslice repeats the phrase I can't help you forget anything like a mantra. His voice, tender and vulnerable, echoes over a landscape of contemplative beeps, off-kilter drums, and plangent saxophones and pianos -- an electronic/jazz hybrid that's leagues away from the Vanderslice sound that many of us remember.
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