Fe IX/X 171 A

album name: Fe IX/X 171 A
band name: by Rusuden

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1.	Snogon 02:19	download
2.	Zanika 04:21	download
3.	Kupukupu 01:58	download
4.	Yametarans 03:15	download
5.	Yadokirin 04:39	download
6.	Takkong 04:09	download
7.	Stegon 03:42	download
8.	Varricane 04:36	download
9.	Gudon 04:39	download
10.	Dangar 04:47	download
11.	Plooma 05:11	download
12.	Twintail 04:25	download

about: (From The Milk Factory)

For his latest musical escapade, Rusuden has his eyes set firmly on the dance floor. The snappily titled Fe IX/X 171 A, a scientific term relating to the process of imaging solar activity via ultraviolet light, features seven slices of unadulterated old school electro with subtle injections of acid and ambient, tempered with an ounce of Germanic minimalism. The mood evokes in turn the Richard D James of Polygon Window, early Ritchie Hawtin, B12 or early Black Dog even. Fe IX/X 171 A also marks a new creative peak for Rusuden. Clocking at just twenty-five minutes for seven tracks, Fe IX/X 171 A is a very concise and tight affair. Morgan’s delivery is confident and efficient. His soundscapes fuse classic electronic tones and futuristic vision, particularly on Snogon, Zanika or Takkong, whilst he engineers much coarser formations on tracks such as Yametarans or Yadokirin. The compositions work on a variety of levels, as different elements become obvious with repeat listens. Cold bleeps, acid squirts and regimented beats reveal hidden lush warm analogue soundwaves, secondary melodies and even occasional voices to complete Rusuden’s intricate tapestry. Morgan keeps rhythms and melodies fluid and fresh, and excellent sonic consistency, all the way through as he focuses on setting feet as much as mind in motion.

Originally released as a clear blue vinyl, Fe IX/X 171 A has since received an extended digital release with five additional tracks recorded around the same period. With this return to purely electronic soundscapes, Morgan’s foray into classic electronica is his most convincing and accomplished record to date.

Style: Techno, IDM, Electronic, Ambient, Acidy

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credits: released 29 October 2007
All Music by Justin Morgan
license: All rights reserved
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