Teflon Tel Aviv's first full-length Album Fahrenheit Fair Enough presents a reflective, introspective sound of electronic jazzy/lounge music. The once Dynamic duo of late great Charles Cooper(R.I.P) and Joshua Eustis give you a focus of sound play with warm tones and timely moments of glitch, with blips and bleeps to match each intricate sound. Released on Hefty! Records Sept 2001. It's difficult to discribe every track adequately. The album is everything IDM lovers expected and more.
"Fahrenheit Fair Enough", has a mid tempo excursion with soft warm tones, the consistency and pattern expertist is as proffessional as panning techniques go. The Endless blips and bleeps is just moving."TTV" has timely moments with glitches, blips and bleeps that attracts, leaves you hooked instantly. "Lotus Above Water", starts with low glitches blips and bleeps, creaks. Low harmonious keys while the guitar just settles its self in. Just a beautiful track. "John Thomas on the inside is nothing but foam", is just a delight to listen to from Drum patterns, snare and bass guitar. It's simply perfect if there's such a thing. Seems like TTV spent along time producing such an intriate, balanced to a degree excellent. Just brilliant."Life is all about taking thing in and putting things out", A slow yet soothing piano sound with quirky creaks, glitches and man fading tones. This is a mellow track to vibe with no worries."Your Face Remind me of When I Was Old", titles with irony just make you want to listen to. slowly developed track has you waiting with underdeveloped tones and variety of building patterns with a gradual build. Its not until (4:15)the song develops into recognizable art TTV displays pure IDM at its finest."What's The Use of Feet of You Haven't got any Legs", Electronic Music like no other. A combination of snare, bells,glitches creaks unfolding to a different yet necessary versatility sound to boot. Simply extraordinary."Introductory Nomenclature", Almost gives you a sense of clarity and vision. hip-hop influenced yet out of this world sound with loops of flash and flare."Fahrenheit Far Away", TTV end their album and let the listeners vibe to a simple Mid-Tempo piano sound with drums and cymbal loops. While Fahrenheit Fair Enough is underrated for sure. TTV announces its 15th anniversary reissue of Fahrenheit Fair Enough which was released this December. The much anticipated new Addition album is remastered with a generous 9 new tracks On LP and CD.
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