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Audion - Suckfish Album

Audion Spectral Sound Techno Minimal 2005

Performer: Audion

Genre: Electro

Title: Suckfish

MP3 album size: 2039 mb

FLAC album size: 1619 mb

Style: Techno, Minimal

Country: US

Released: 04 Oct 2005

Catalog number: SPC-33

Label: Spectral Sound

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Tracklist

1	Chance
2	Rubber
3	Vegetables
4	New J.
5	T.B.
6	Uvular
7	Wield
8	Taut

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SPC-33	Audion	Suckfish ‎(CD, Album, Dig)	Spectral Sound	SPC-33	US	2005
SPC-33	Audion	Suckfish ‎(11xFile, MP3, Album, 320)	Spectral Sound	SPC-33	US	2005
SPC-33	Audion	Suckfish ‎(2x12", Album, TP)	Spectral Sound	SPC-33	US	2005
SPC-33	Audion	Suckfish ‎(CD, Album)	Spectral Sound	SPC-33	US	2005
SPC-33	Audion	Suckfish ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Spectral Sound	SPC-33	US	2005

Notes

Tracks on D1 & D2 are vinyl exclusive.

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 8 0429799331 7

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Album

Listen free to Audion Suckfish Vegetables, Your Place or Mine and more. 11 tracks 71:32. Electronic 2005. is the debut LP by Audion, an alias of Matthew Dear. It was generally well received by critics, with a score of 80100 on Metacritic. Vegetables 5:54. Your Place or Mine 6:29. Titty Fuck 7:11. Kisses 5:27. Wield 8:15. Taut 8:19. Rubber 3:38. Uvular 7:18. The Pong 5:26. Just Fucking 5:40. With Suckfish, Dear abandons the glitch happiness found in his Jabberjaw alter ego, the percussion workouts of False, and the pop hooks of his eponymous works to deliver a whole new monster: the musical id to his creative consciousness. Audion and by proxy Suckfish is stripped-down techno from the acid era, complete with saw-tinged basslines and a continual focus on dynamics - the art of building tension and inevitable release in the form of sonic explosions. Suckfish, 2005. Vegetables, 05:54. Your Place or Mine, 06:29. Label: Spectral Sound SPC-33. Format: CD, Album. Country: US. Suckfish , his debut album, hits you right where it should. And even if the opening track, Vegetables, doesn't give you a good pounding, the bare thump of Your Place or Mine gets your started so that when the tichy rhyhtms of T tty F ck kick in, you're roaring to go. goes a little deeper and has a sensuous spoken work part, while Kisses tilts towards wild waveforms. Or consider a donation. By refocusing outside of dancefloor functionality for Suckfish, Dear invests in his material enough to give it a weight beyond the novelty of sensationalized titles set to jacking tracks. Read full review

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Castiel

I didn't give up on this one back in 'the day' and as far as I'm concerned, I've been vindicated each time I've listen to it since, regardless of the (somewhat sniffy) attitude from peers who didn't think it lived up to the 'true spirit'. Here are 5 reasons why they're wrong and I'm right, (from my point of view, naturally) 1. each of these tracks are deceptively subtle (as was much of Matthew Dear's output during the phase containing this LP). Spectral multi-effected elements smear in, out, and disappear only to be replaced by absolute melody, so long as you're aware enough to grasp them consciously. 2. The above are wrapped around often brutally funky and compelling rhythm and percussion, that's just on the right side of demented. 3. It's a musician's album too, even if musicality, just like its subtlety, is caked in a blokish type of bluster (another example: the song titles weren't everyone's cup of tea and were often enough to cause some people to dismiss the LP without a proper listen). 4. It's a generous LP, up to 10+ tracks (on the CD) and no fillers. 6. Yes, it's still good fun, and optimistic 11 years later.