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| PLASTIKMAN Artifakts |
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| Reviews - Sounds like |
| Written by Keith Kirchner |
| Tuesday, 18 November 2008 11:46 |
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The (bc) I believe stands for Before Canada. Artifakts was originally intended to be the minimalist rnale to a deep career in the reld. Living in Detroit, the Plastikman (Richie Hawton) had only planned on a three record career. Deportation to Canada in the middle of recording led to a change in head space and the diversion that created the wonderful Consumed LP released earlier this year. Hawton decided that he would still conclude the trilogy by releasing the rve tracks bc and a few odds and ends. The tracks themselves are varied, rough-edged and interesting, but without the typical architecture of his normally well planned cerebral assault. Skizofrenic is at once one of the most menacing of tunes he's released, but a curiosity in the end. Like sushi, the minimal shifts in beat and momentum (which is all the Plastikman does) is an acquired taste, and lovingly prepared. You could alter your self permanently by buy this on a whim and playing it non stop for a week or so.