BooreX Space

The trio employs a modus operandi similar to that of the previously described artist. Silence and noise, reduction and intensity—the monochromatic sound of prepared guitars and objects alternates with a somewhat more organic approach. The tension subsides, the grip loosens.

Between silence and noise... reduced, yet amplified. Evident and abstract, all in the same sentence.

Motorik meets Dadaist vocalizations; autistic guitar riffs encounter cosmic synthesis. Even the title points to the figureheads of Krautrock—the duo of Rother and Dinger—and their "Apache" rhythm. Psychedelia and the cosmos. The cosmos, or ordered space.

Yes, they come from the same city—Oklahoma—as The Flaming Lips, one of the most significant bands of the nineties and the 2000s. Both rock bands lived out their dreams and anxieties through synthetics, bringing forth something beautiful and otherworldly, irritating and lush.

It’s as if we’ve returned to the 80s—to that longing for space and the cosmos. There’s a bit of period - authentic disco here, alongside what you might call "memory-wave". Yet, it all feels a bit rickety, like technology that hasn’t quite managed to catch up with the dreams.

This two-track release from a record label focused on Portuguese hip-hop is a thoroughly interesting hybrid of deep ambient, hip-hop, and elements of alternative rock. The track could easily have been twice as long.

Like widescreen Americana sketched out through modulators and synthetic sequencers. Dreamy as fuck. American Ur-Dream.

The piece appeals precisely because of its robust and slightly ironic stance—one that introduces ruptures and "misplaced" emphases in relation to the attitudes mentioned above. The soundscape is often off-balance, clattering and fumbling its way through a sinful synthetic realm.

Sleeping funk awaits its prince to wake it from its slumber... or does it? With its laid-back beats and sample-infused atmosphere, this contemporary easy listening track really kicks things into gear. Soothing and melodic to take you to a place where it feels good to be.