- Music
- 01 Mar 06
Paradolia
Alex Smoke’s debut album, Communicado, impressed with a wide techno focus and, although this follow up is narrower in its vision, the results are more rewarding. Combining cut-up hip-hop sensibilities with stripped back, intricate grooves, the Scotsman avoids the sterile sound many minimalists make, adding rough, sinewy basslines and Warp-style melodies to his non-linear arrangements. Alex Smoke has got the funk and a whole lot more besides.
Alex Smoke’s debut album, Communicado, impressed with a wide techno focus and, although this follow up is narrower in its vision, the results are more rewarding. Combining cut-up hip-hop sensibilities with stripped back, intricate grooves, the Scotsman avoids the sterile sound many minimalists make, adding rough, sinewy basslines and Warp-style melodies to his non-linear arrangements.
Alex Smoke has got the funk and a whole lot more besides.
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