[KJ] Teledubgnosis | Magnetic Learning Center.

[Leigh Newton]

Damn, that is one intriguing sounding description.
I'll have to check that out for sure. 

The way it's described kind of reminds me of how i
might describe Higher Intelligence Agency to someone.
More on the ambient techno side, but still heavy on
the dub. Very very cool. You should definately check
these guys out (if you haven't done so already).
Thanks!

Leigh

--- dub <dubireland@eircom.net> wrote:
> Hello all,
> Reading Mike Coles's poll for '03 was the first time
> I had heard of this
> band/project, and immediately my curiosity was
> tweaked, so seeing as I
> was going to be in town that day, I decided to treat
> myself and purchase
> a copy. Lucky for me Tower had 1 in stock and I
> found it and bought it.
> As my nickname might suggest, this is very much my
> cup of tea, it is
> spectacular! I won't try to describe it, as I would
> not be able to do it
> any justice, suffice to say, if you have a good
> stereo and enjoy low end
> dub sounds, you'll love this (a bag of green would
> be good addition also
> :o)).
>  
> The best review for it, that matches what I think,
> is :
>  
> Reggaeflex.com  <http://www.reggaeflex.com/>
> http://www.reggaeflex.com 
>  
> 
> Dub fans eager to explore the outermost extensions
> of the music will
> find satisfaction in Magnetic Learning Center
> (Wordsound Recordings),
> Teledubgnosis' first full-length cd. Don't expect
> traditional reggae
> like a guitar skank or much singing on this dark and
> brooding project.
> Instead, be ready to embrace heavy sonic
> experiments. Nothing about this
> band--even their song naming policy--conforms to
> convention. "some |
> thing" features a traditionally slow-paced drum
> pattern normally
> associated with dub, but at three quarters of the
> way through this six
> and a half minute track, the engineer breaks down
> the beat and the
> listener is left with only an eerie piano line, with
> wind sounds in the
> background. You think to yourself, "It's quiet. Too
> quiet," and you know
> the mood is about to change. All of a sudden,
> crashing, distorted drums
> and bass interrupt the atmosphere. But after a
> minute or so, they drift
> out of the mix as the mood slowly changes back to
> cautious tranquility.
> This is perfect horror movie music. Listen alone.
> Listen late at night.
> The cd packaging is beautifully low-fi and low-tech,
> as the backside of
> the digi-pack looks more like the front of an old,
> faded two inch master
> tape box than a cd jewel box. 
> 
>  
> 
> More band, sounclips and purchase info available at
> : TELEDUBGNOSIS
> <http://www.teledubgnosis.com/>
> www.teledubgnosis.com/ 
> 
>  
> 
> A definite must for the purchase list in '04.
> 
>  
> 
> Cheers Mr. C.
> 
>  
> 
> dub
> 
>  
> 
> 


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