Init Sequence (feat. Scanner + Third Eye Foundation remixes), by Bump & Grind

Init Sequence (feat. Scanner + Third Eye Foundation remixes)

by Bump & Grind

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1.	Pulse & Fragmentation 00:37	buy track
2.	Intuition Outerspace 05:59	buy track
3.	My Friend The Muted Head 00:46	buy track
4.	Mellow Tek 06:36	buy track
5.	Chromatic Hipster's Heave 01:00	buy track
6.	Refresh Rate 05:31	buy track
7.	Clouds And Screams 01:17	buy track
8.	Pan Odyssey 05:36	buy track
9.	Flat Case Of Noise Overdrive 02:12	buy track
10.	Nowadays Instant Plug 04:09	buy track
11.	This Wanted To Be... 01:18	buy track
12.	Hooked Atoms (Scanner Remix) 06:08	buy track
13.	Pan Odyssey (Third Eye Foundation's Reconstruction) 05:41	buy track

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First of the two full-length records published by Bump & Grind (aka Gauthier Keyaerts) on Sub Rosa, 1998.

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released September 30, 2014

If how much you enjoy this Belgium duo's second album could be charted on a graph, where X equals your tolerance for experimental sounds while Y inversely measures the degree of overwrought dramatics that Bump & Grind injects into each individual cut, then the resulting curve (which ignores the indulgent soundscapes that buffer each proper track) would definitely be a bell, although its orientation would of course depend on the listener's disposition. The first two trials, "Intuition Outerspace" and "Mellow Tek," plod along with stubborn mechanized downtempo beats layered with dusty strings pushed to the edge of a comfortable timbre and synth swirls that stumble over the line of melodrama. Far more pleasing are "Refresh Rate," with its bubbling markers and minimal shuffle, and "Pan Odyssey," which sounds like a Latin festival overheard through the steel piping of an underground tunnel system. The curve peaks (or bottoms out) at the tech-house strut of "Nowadays Instant Plug," with its low scraping melody jesting atop a slippery beat. But the new resolve falls back to old ways on the two guest remixes by Scanner and Third Eye Foundation that close this disc. A shame, since Bump & Grind had seemingly figured out a winning formula.
by Joshua Glazer / All Music Guide

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Sub Rosa Label Brussels, Belgium

Record and production company managed by Guy Marc Hinant and Fred Walheer - releasing records in Electronics/ Experimental/ Unclassical/ Drone/ Noise/ Concrete/ Spoken Words/ Rare recordings/ Rituals genres.

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