Delusive Tongue Shifts - Situation Based Compositions (豆瓣)

表演者: TIBSLC
流派: 电子
专辑类型: 专辑
介质: 黑胶
发行时间: 2021-05-20
出版者: sferic
唱片数: 2

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8.3

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　　Following releases from Perila, Jake Muir, Space Afrika, Roméo Poirier, tau contrib and Echium, sferic introduce TIBSLC to their flock with a strong debut album of immersive synthetic environments and four-dimensional ambient grit that haphazardly welds together the narrative world-building of Space Afrika and Jan Jelinek's loopy rhythmic shuffle, where the fractured dreamwor... (展开全部) 　　Following releases from Perila, Jake Muir, Space Afrika, Roméo Poirier, tau contrib and Echium, sferic introduce TIBSLC to their flock with a strong debut album of immersive synthetic environments and four-dimensional ambient grit that haphazardly welds together the narrative world-building of Space Afrika and Jan Jelinek's loopy rhythmic shuffle, where the fractured dreamworlds of Chain Reaction, West Mineral and ~Scape collide in full VR.
　　Based in Leipzig, TIBSLC (The International Billionaire's Secret Love Child) sculpts hazily ambiguous but meticulously detailed sounds hypersensitive to nanoscopic movements and fleeting midnight feels. Blending subtle environmental recordings with processed digital noise and feedback, the eight parts of ‘Delusive Tongue Shifts - Situation Based Compositions’ find themselves in good company on sferic’s roster of intuitive ambient explorers, but TIBSLC’s work is distinguished by an arcing narrative quality that emerges across its yawning spaces, each viewed by perspectives ranging from lofty, birds-eye to more intimate and voyeuristic, like a fly on the wall in Deckard’s apartment.
　　Carefully keeping interest on the waking dream side of torpor, TIBSLC proceeds to shape the album’s experience at liminal, hypnagogic levels of intrigue, alternating its spatial and barometric parameters from light-headed sensations in ’Soft Afternoon Pressure’ to something like an ancient bathhouse humidity in ‘Later That Day.’ It’s an effect that feels like watching Andrew Pekler's hazy imagined vistas reshot in 4K, with every minuscule element suddenly hypervisible. We can hear lingering, vaporous traces of ‘90s Likemind experiments percolate thru ‘The Touch Of Your Toes’, while ‘Beachlife’ fees like Burial filtered by Jan Jelinek, and ‘Extended Stay of Blue Sky’ evokes a glorious, aerial motion in its hang glyder swoops, with ‘Nightmode’ lushly extending that feeling of roiling midnight air that practically, gently leaves us pill bellied and swooning.