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Phil Shin having fun with Maschine + delay pedals
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Knife Party finally dropped their new 4 track EP entitled Haunted House. Well now that it’s finally here the hype was well deserved, this EP definitely shows Knife Party going down a new and exciting road unique to themselves. Knife Party doesn’t disappoint with this genre changing EP, be sure to give it a listen and if you love it show them some support by buying it on Itunes.
The EP kicks off with “Power Glove”. The intro in Power Glove is intense; a powerful choir sample combined with a commanding drum pattern had me hitting repeat a few times before I finished the song. The main melody might be the catchiest Knife Party has made thus far. The only downside to Power Glove is the lack of variation in drops but the midsections help keep things interesting.
“LRAD” is hands down my favorite Knife Party song. The slow building intro adds intensity while the main melody slowly creeps in. When the buildup came to a halt I was expecting a typical Knife Party drop. Instead we get this heart pounding minimal drop that is infectious. The second drop adds some tribal vocal samples, which adds a completely different atmosphere to it then the first. This song has so much dynamic to it, one their best tracks yet.
“EDM Death Machine” has one of the most grin inducing intros ever. Poking fun at Skrillex, Baauer, Borgore, and themselves, then it transitions into a robot coming to live. Soon we are hit by a flurry of spastic lazers and crunchy bass. EDM Death Machine will no doubt be played throughout the festival circuit.
The EP closes with a VIP of their hit, Internet Friends. The only major change is the second drop is changed to Dubstep. It’s a fun VIP but it would have been nice to get a fourth original.
This is a solid EP, not their best, but a solid effort. LRAD is the standout track here! For those wondering why there is a lack of variation in genres: The EP is titled Haunted HOUSE, get it? It’s all Electro House bangers, minus the change in Internet Friends. But in the end this EP was enjoyable, can’t wait to see what’s next.
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(April 25) Project: HTML Basics III Make Better Table
Sweet find in the old record collection!
Editing the tennis team video.
Autechre - Exai
2013 IDM release that I ignored for too long. I kept hearing for too long that Exai was as cold and void of emotion as every other Autechre release, however as I listened to Exai it felt more warm and collected than releases like Confield.
Romare - Love Songs Part 1 EP
Absolutely Bangin' 2013 EP that reminds me of Nicolas Jaar's 'Nico's Bluewave Edits'with a darker, more bassy vibe.
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Our very own reporter Sam Levin '14 interviewing javelin throwers Aiden Salerno '14 and Chase Zieky '15 #playerprofile #newsteamesemble
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(April 22) Project: Social Networking Profile
Junior Keith Burwood took 5th out of 40 other skaters this past weekend at a race in Cheshire.
Filming Longboard Videos!
Watching a little pre-meeting Tim and Eric.
Screenwriting
Sports team editing the first lacrosse highlight reel.
NCAA Final Four streaming from iPad, projected on the wall at Saturday's dance. (Uzu projecting on the opposite wall.)
Repping WAOF at the Avon Today club fair