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artist : GOLIATH
title : HIDDEN AGENDA
format : DIGITAL
release date : 01 / 11 / 10
tracklist:
1. gilgamesh [04:49]
2. ecce monstrum [03:00]
3. physica [03:50]
4. hidden agenda [03:12]
5. wanderlust [03:25]
6. infiniti [03:49]
© and (p) 2010 Z-BOP. All tracks written and produced by Gary
Kempston.
The time for the next in-depth digital statement from Z-bop artist
Goliath has arrived.
During the course of recent years, the Goliath sound has grown both
in its reach and stature - with pivotal appearances on Solar One Music,
Minimalsoul and Open Concept Recordings. This exposure combined with
the producer's naturally prolific habit has resulted in an outpouring
of deadly new material - taking in advanced sound-waves, dimensions
and production values. With this in mind, the release title itself
serves as a caution to the listener.
Prepare to be pulled in by way of 'Gilgamesh', a deceptively calm
intro piece which gains momentum double-quick leaving you lost and
gasping for air. 'Ecce Monstrum' continues to disorientate with precision
impulses concentrated on your temporal lobe. With you suitably conditioned,
'Physica' can proceed to convince you that all is well and that you
are completely safe, your head nodding in acceptance to some new strain
of narcotic funk. Goliath's sinister 'Hidden Agenda' can now be revealed
- there's dirty work afoot here, listen closely! 'Wanderlust' provides
further neurological disturbance by way of a series of fundamental
sensory input sequences. The program closes with 'Infiniti', carrying
you back to where you started, but now with various unexplained cognitive
adjustments.
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reaction
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"Goliath is Clatterbox's younger brother Gary Kempston, and 'Hidden
Agenda' is his second EP on the excellent Z-Bop label. Six tracks
of fearlessly experimental electro, taking a turn towards electro-acoustics
at times. Fierce, unique and futuristic music."
zero" editor review
"Four years after his 'Mineral Kingdom' album, Goliath returns
with a new single for the Z-Bop imprint. 'Hidden Agenda' features
six tracks of sci-fi-infected electro, working with a pared-down palette
of hardware for a focused and efficient set of tracks catering for
the floor or home listening. From tentative, skittering oponer 'Gilgamesh',
'Ecce Monstrum' becomes more agitated, dropping us into the Drexciyan
'Physica', the EBM-ish darkwave of the title track and concluding
with the dystopian Der Zyklus type effort 'Infiniti'."
boomkat.
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