Mix Details
| Sativa Sessions #4 | ||
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| Artwork: |  | |
| DJ | Mr Monster | |
| Description | That minimal / tek house / techno sound.
Tunes By Guido Schneider, Alex Under, James Unk, Jon Gaiser, Seph. | |
| Average Rating | 4.8 ••••• | |
| Number of ratings | 5 | |
| Date | 04/27/08 | |
| Length | 1:07:23 | |
| Genre | Techno | |
| On Demand Plays | 127 | |
| Total Mp3 Downloads | 622 | |
| Listen now | ||
| Comments | |
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| TEN stars! | Posted 05/18/09 by macpromikem |
| One of his best! | |
| I should have given this mix | Posted 03/11/09 by macpromikem |
| FIVE STARS! | |
| Sick | Posted 01/22/09 by boomboom |
| Absolutely sick! Excellent job...track selection-wise and mixing-wise!
Getting replayed on di.fm right now! | |
| LIKE IT | Posted 08/06/08 by angelxs |
| Fresh and chilly mood. | |
| Siccness!! | Posted 05/23/08 by MarkOz |
| Been in the cd player for the past week...definitely a fav or mine | |
| POO FACE! | Posted 05/03/08 by Timodamage |
| I LIKE IT! | |
| "... but it's pretty what they call minimal now." - Ringo Starr | Posted 04/30/08 by macpromikem |
| "Musically interesting things" are here set amidst a stark backdrop of electromachinistic meanderings, a plodding-forth of rhythms and syncopations guaranteed to earworm their way into your cranium. Patter lyrics make statements of questionable nature (what is being said?) against a break-it-down mantra and you find yourself being pulled into a whirlwind of head-bobbing, heel-counting beats that give way to tinseled melodies and frenetic vocalizations. These tracks, all ambitious, all together make a more-than-minimal production here. Tinges of tribal; tricky trance bites; snippets of unintelligble language strewn saliciously; crisp counterpoints of thumps wedged against bright notes ever encircling your head: everything is here to make a minimalistic earbud heaven.
The length of this is perfect; much more could have been overkill. All tracks are gems in themselves and each works harmonously with the next. A nice undertaking to be enjoyed, perhaps entheogenically, when you have the time. This will satisfy any minimalist aficanado guaranteed, and also shows that Mr. Monster is a creation to be reckoned with in the minimal genre. Four stars. | |
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