Some piano, some drums, some weird indeterminate noise. What more can you wish you hadn't asked for?Interesting tools used: dirty vynil, dirty fuzz, dirty...
12/06/11 04:56:22PM @endless-rotary:
Well, to start with, that's ablood brilliant song title. Wish I'd though of it myself. Cheeky, witty stuff with a nice surprise at the end (the title, not the music). The music: good stuff and I don't mind the level of the drums, actually. Works well enough and I like the scratchy sounds. Good space in this track. Nice, high piano notes too. Review finished and posted before I was even halfway through the track!
09/10/10 07:00:42AM @obiwandk:
mate i think you need to make the drums a bit more forward in the sound picture
01/18/09 12:39:28PM @surfnorthwest:
This one has some interesting sounds. At 1:15 the songs begins to unfold and sounds good. I thought the scratchy record sound distracted from the music. At 2:19 there is another chapter to the song and that was my favorite, well done.
<p>Aetherius is an <span class="bbcode_tag">independent</span> <span class="bbcode_tag">electronica</span> artist, hailing from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He has self-produced more than four albums worth of original material since 2001.<br /> <br /> It is a mixture of <span class="bbcode_tag">dark ambient</span>, <span class="bbcode_tag">industrial rock</span>, <span class="bbcode_tag">downtempo</span>, and trip-hop. Emphasis on melancholy moods and spacey atmospheres.<br /> <br /> <span class="bbcode_artist">Aetherius</span> (a.k.a. Rab Townsend) began at the age of 14 as <span class="bbcode_artist">Dj_StarChild</span>. When he was even younger, Rab liked music that made his heart ‘splode. This was all well and good until the heart-‘sploding music stopped in 2001.<span> Delving into the collective consciousness that is probably the intarweb, Rab discovered the proper utensils and skills with which to make his own heart ‘splode.<br /> This led to the composition and production of two albums’ worth of piano driven ambient dance music entitled ‘Multi-Coloured Breakfast’ and ‘Empty Box of Happiness,’ the latter of which exposing a more experimental edge.<br /> By 2004, after having changed his alias to “Aetherius,” taking plenty of time to improve his skills, and allowing for several changes of influence and style, he composed and produced a third album entitled ‘<span class="bbcode_album">The Inevitability of Pain (and the stupidity of those who don’t expect it)</span>’ which was a more structured, yet still experimental collection of piano driven ambient songs.<br /> From 2005 to 2006, He worked on his fourth album of original music, which is titled “<span class="bbcode_album">An Experiment in Orbital Displacement," and scheduled to be complete in mid 2009</span>.</span></p>
Well, to start with, that's ablood brilliant song title. Wish I'd though of it myself. Cheeky, witty stuff with a nice surprise at the end (the title, not the music). The music: good stuff and I don't mind the level of the drums, actually. Works well enough and I like the scratchy sounds. Good space in this track. Nice, high piano notes too. Review finished and posted before I was even halfway through the track!
mate i think you need to make the drums a bit more forward in the sound picture
This one has some interesting sounds. At 1:15 the songs begins to unfold and sounds good. I thought the scratchy record sound distracted from the music. At 2:19 there is another chapter to the song and that was my favorite, well done.