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Saul Stokes, Vast
Audio CD
Disk ID: 309579
Disk length: 1h 1m 52s (7 Tracks)
Original Release Date: 2006
Label: Unknown
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2. Lighthaus | 8:40 |
3. Far Away Further | 7:44 |
4. Stratum | 7:23 |
5. Bursts and Blooms | 7:42 |
6. Spy Cinema | 12:45 |
7. Gliders | 8:22 |
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Review
Saul Stokes new release, Vast, features seven new compositions, unique and quirky explorations from this one-of-a-kind musician. Stokes sound bears undeniable connections to the electronic music pioneers of the 70s (Tontos Expanding Headband, Kraftwerk, Jean Michel Jarre) but also ties into threads from the 80s post-industrial sound, the 90s chill-out electronica resurgence, and the 21st century pop-ambient aesthetic. With a pervasive melodic sense Stokes is able to channel the strange and deep sounds of his hand forged instruments (as he refers to them) into complex and evolving compositions, pieces which move easily from idea to idea, often ending up in unexpected places. The structures are unpredictable, one moment pop-like, the next textural and meditative, and the next shifting into an impetuous percussive riff. Vast is filled with a multitude of sonic ideas, but its best quality may be the space left within the music for the listener. It is possible to inhabit these pieces and find yourself in a place completely new and other, yet somehow familiar.
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Tracks: 7, Disk length: 1h 1m 52s
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