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Articles tagged "matmos" Capsule ReviewsFlössin: Serpents EPby Alan Ranta[17.Mar.09] :. It's a bit of a struggle to recognize the genius through all the seemingly random and certainly piercing noise.  Music ReviewVarious Artists: Peace (for mom)by D.M. Edwards[7.Oct.08] :. A unique memorial for a mother -- 34 tracks from Stars of the Lid, Jessica Bailiff, A Place to Bury Strangers, Sandro Perri, Antony and the Johnsons, Keith Fullerton Whitman, Fridge, Nudge, Matmos, Ida, Sybarite, and many others. Featured Article Music ReviewMatmos: The Westby David Abravanel[11.Aug.08] :. Recently reissued, The West presents Matmos and friends’ classic of dusty “computer folk”.  Music ReviewMatmos: Supreme Balloonby Ian Mathers[6.May.08] :. Relentlessly high concept electronic duo relaxes the rules, except for one, and come up with a winning but divided record.  Music ReviewMatmos: The Rose Has Teeth in the Mouth of the Beastby Kevin Jagernauth[22.May.06] :. To be young, gifted, and gay.  Music ReviewMatmos: The Civil Warby Mitch Pugh[17.Oct.03] :. Midway through the first two tracks on Matmos’ The Civil War, the follow-up to 2001’s well-received A Chance to Cut Is a Chance to Cure, you’re sitting there asking... Matmos: A Chance to Cut Is a Chance to Cureby Margaret SchwartzSince their self-titled debut in 1997, Matmos has been making both the most intelligent and the most listenable electronica around. Their genius lies in substituting “natural” sound (the... |
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