HPRecords

Floating in the ether

Selah, United States

Joined : 20th Aug 2008 - 17 years ago

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HPRecords comments on tracks

HPRecords has posted 7 comments on other peoples tracks.

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HPRecords 19th Jul 2010 03:43 - 15 years ago

on Mu Arae d dscvry by ALXSIX

I'm really liking the concept of ambient glitch. It seems to have a very unique flow. When I read the description, I didn't know what to expect. It's good!

ALXSIX replied Unknown

Thanks! Glad you like.

HPRecords 19th Jul 2010 00:15 - 15 years ago

on The Examined Life - Jumping into the Waters mix by n0mad23

You certainly have a way of creating a life-like prescence in your stuff. The use of water in music works! Adds a natural beauty to it. It does remind of the ebb and flow of life. Evolving....at times chaotic, at other times still and calm. Very nice track!

n0mad23 replied Unknown

Thank you. It's a tricky thing, the merging of non-musical sounds into a musical piece but worth the attempt. I think it's the 4th track I've done now trying this blend, and I learn something new every time. The song itself lends itself to the sounds of water because of elements (esp. cymbals) that are already creating these themes. Glad you enjoyed it!

HPRecords 19th Jul 2010 00:09 - 15 years ago

on The Dark Fan (unfinished) by Alen9R

I like what you've done with this! Starts off very eerie, and then moves into melodic chaos. The beat at times seems to drift away out of sync every so often. But, it still manages to stay together in some way. Very different. Decent vibe though!

Alen9R replied Unknown

thanks for listening and review man, much appreciated!

HPRecords 19th Jul 2010 00:05 - 15 years ago

on Womans Touch ft Slap Johnson and Mack Sanders by Bilbozo

This is straight up, serious blues. Reminds me of old Trower or Gary Moore. Great guitar work on here. The subtlety of the harmonica is a very nice touch, but It could almost be brought up a tad. Slap Johnson's sax is stellar, as usual.

HPRecords 3rd Sep 2009 03:42 - 16 years ago

on Cantus Ranocchio by n0mad23

What an amazing arrangement! I can just see the frogs collectively grooving to this. The loops flow nicely within this piece. I have used the water splash rythum once before in an older piece I did. The way you are using is much better and definitely retains meaning. I love the way it builds, grooves on and then gently fades out into nature. Absolutely brilliant work here, Nomad!

n0mad23 replied Unknown

Thanks Apocalynium! It's funny how this one came together, and you'd think I'd have learned by now about consciously playing with Trickster archetypes. Still, the result is quite pleasing.

HPRecords 30th Aug 2009 17:08 - 16 years ago

on Bonobo challenges the Electrical Storm by n0mad23

Every time I hear this track, and hear the way it continues to evolve, it grows ever more mezmerizing. I love the title. I can almost visualize this clash of spiritual entities and natural forces. Like some god like battle between the forces of nature and human kind. Very surrealistic, and hypnotic amongst all the chaos. Just listening to the style, I can see we work along the same lines of creativity. Keep doing this stuff. The world needs this kind of sound exploration!

n0mad23 replied Unknown

Thanks for faving it! This is the ultimate form of compliment to me. The bonobo for me is very metaphorical and thought provoking as it appears we're closer cousins than with the common chimp. The cultural difference between these two groups is truly profound, and like the Dutch anthropologist I wish we'd discovered the bonobo first. The image of a bonobo shaking a branch at an electrical storm in defiance is what this is all about. Something about simian defiance against gigantic natural forces to me reveals why we're spiritual or religious by nature. I think it's why you and I are creating these kinds of sonic explorations. Mysteries with capital 'M'.

HPRecords 30th Aug 2009 17:03 - 16 years ago

on Out of This World by Trenna

Your track is very original. It is chaotic, but I find chaos to be relaxing at times. It's a good piece of soundscape! Keep it up!

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