Psychologist
Propeller
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Release Date:
15/08/2011
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Psychologist - Propeller
This daring move places Psychologist energetically above the seas of bedroom (re)chillwavers.»
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following the release of his debut ep part one ('waves of ok') earlier this year, psychologist releases part two ('propeller') on not even / moshi moshi records. 'waves of ok' and 'propeller' make up a two-part release by psychologist casually known as the epidural collection. whereas 'waves of ok' was a collection of tender, future gospel songs which showcased psychologist's subdued mix of fractured beats alongside his emotionally-charged lyrics, 'propeller' is a colder, more electronic affair. from the opening track 'out, damned spot!', to the insistence of 'propeller' - the lead track from the ep - and the sampling of richard linklater's 2002 animated film 'waking life' on 'sance', a feeling of foreboding surrounds the entire ep. with 'propeller', the epidural collection and his psychologist project as a whole, iain woods has announced himself as an curious and uncompromising talent.
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