The Synthi Group is back for the second installment of their ongoing Electronic Music Studio (EMS) instrument centered compilations. With the popularity of Vol. I, downloaded over 41,000 times, it was made clear that an interest exists for the unique sound of EMS machinery. Vol. II continues the DIY ethic of the first, encapsulating a diverse array of sounds from ultrasonic frequencies and spring reverb howls to rubbery logic sequences and colliding inverted ramp oscillators.
Encompassing elements from vintage analog, ambient, glitch and experimental, both beginners and aficionados of electronic music alike will find interest in the varying styles presented here. Available through Clinical Archives,
the Synthi Group: Vol. II must not be missed. Bleep.
1.
Artist: THM
Title: Flirtation In Paradise (The Apple And The Snake)
2.
Artist: Trinité
Title: Le Feu de Saint-Elme
3.
Artist: Frequency in cycles per second
Title: Proto-Raum
4.
Artist: Jacti
Title: Schizoland 9
5.
Artist: alka
Title: diode malfunktion
6.
Artist: Sam Samshuijzen aka SamZen
Title: One of these Imps
7.
Artist: Digitana
Title: Vayu Somnium
8.
Artist: Green Line
Title: Deodar Road
9.
Artist: Doombient
Title: Slower
10.
Artists: La Guerre Des Boutons (Trap & Zoid, Djp, Boeuf Stroganoff)
Title: 6eme sens giratoire
11.
Artist: Head Boggle
Title: Ampulla Synthi Mumbo
12.
Artist: Johan Schurer
Title: SpringTime
13.
Artist: Jonathan Fitoussi
Title: Music For Synthi
14.
Artist: Maelem
Title: Metal Aliens Lap Dance
15.
Artist: Mono-Poly
Title: Blip00
16.
Artist: George Kayavis
Title: Crackle
17.
Artist: Impulsantwort
Title: unsound structures
18.
Artists: Nicholas D. Kent and John Blackford
Title: subtonic
Ultra kitsch Veneziano-disco-indie-cutups eighties style medley of several famous opera tunes, by corean artist Kimera, whose daughter Mélodie was kidnapped in 87. Hear the orchestra, feel the sexy humms, listen to Bizet's lyrics of Carmen sung in french with a lovely "r rolling" accent, smile to the many bass slaps and electronic drum breaks, but most of all, forget your snobism and enjoy the beautiful voice of Kimera the Great !
