Sleight of NAND
by Richard Knight
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Limited edition Digipak CD
Beautifully packaged and mastered Digipack CD with four-sided colour artwork. Hear Sleight Of NAND in its intended crystal digital quality showcasing Richards mind-expanding frequency spectrum, and hold a lovely piece of art to boot. Sounds seriously big!
Buying a CD also includes immediate download of 13-track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.edition of 200 -
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One Bad Exercise
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The Castigation of Apus
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Crooner's Spumoni
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Heated Plaid Upper
03:23
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Absorption
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Recursive Youth Group
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Adsorbtion
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Lazy Evaluation
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Some Natural Numbers
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about
Clicks and cuts have never sounded so homegrown or heart-warming.
“Of greatest interest is his ability to smoothly move from percussion-led breaks to drone-led concrete and back, via glitch, looped beats…using the studio itself to create ‘natural’ feedback. Reminds me of Johnny Greenwood’s Bodysong soundtrack; can’t be a bad thing.” High Voltage
“every moment you try to chart the style it differs to keep the listener guessing…. Richard has ultimately bared his soul, in every track there are pieces of him dotted all over each tone… no wonder Concrete Moniker are so excited about his work.” Quenched Music
Concrete Moniker presents the debut album from Manchester-based electronic improviser and producer, Richard Knight: his first full-length solo offering which offers a devilishly diverse, wide-ranging and downright thrilling set of new recordings.
The reference points range far and wide: hypnotic electronic gamelan explorations; abstracted minimal techno; Steve Reich-influenced phasing minimalism; Raster Noton-flavoured glitchy electronica; ambient drones and current UK bass music rumblings.
All of these are filtered and warped into Knight's palette, and the result is something quite arresting, and totally unique. Experimentalism stays always at the forefront of his mind but groove, melody and old-school beat making in his heart.
“Of greatest interest is his ability to smoothly move from percussion-led breaks to drone-led concrete and back, via glitch, looped beats…using the studio itself to create ‘natural’ feedback. Reminds me of Johnny Greenwood’s Bodysong soundtrack; can’t be a bad thing.” High Voltage
“every moment you try to chart the style it differs to keep the listener guessing…. Richard has ultimately bared his soul, in every track there are pieces of him dotted all over each tone… no wonder Concrete Moniker are so excited about his work.” Quenched Music
Concrete Moniker presents the debut album from Manchester-based electronic improviser and producer, Richard Knight: his first full-length solo offering which offers a devilishly diverse, wide-ranging and downright thrilling set of new recordings.
The reference points range far and wide: hypnotic electronic gamelan explorations; abstracted minimal techno; Steve Reich-influenced phasing minimalism; Raster Noton-flavoured glitchy electronica; ambient drones and current UK bass music rumblings.
All of these are filtered and warped into Knight's palette, and the result is something quite arresting, and totally unique. Experimentalism stays always at the forefront of his mind but groove, melody and old-school beat making in his heart.
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released 25 October 2010
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