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Overall Rating: 8.6
Audio Quality: 8.5
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Yasume - Ghent - Belgium - 2005
Submitted By: 
Tricky
TrickyGenre: Electronic
Date of Set: 2005
Filesize: 104.30 MB
Total Downloads: 13
Biography of Yasume
Yasume was formed in late 2001 by John Twells (aka Xela) and Gabriel Morley (aka Logreybeam).
After successfully completing a remix for Metamatics, which is to be released on Hydrogen Dukebox this November/December they decided to carry on collaborating and have finished an ep, the interestingly titled 'where we're from, the birds sing a pretty song'. The title comes from a dream sequence in David Lynch's seminal tv series 'Twin Peaks' and that really sets the scene for the style that defines the music of Yasume.
Somewhere between the choppy digital crunch of Miami's Schematic label and the hazy dreamlike melodic quality of Angelo Badallamenti falls Yasume, a sound which is hard to place and harder to forget.
22 year old John Twells (aka Xela) has slowly but surely developed a style mixing beautiful melodic electronicmusic with choppy hiphop and abstract downtempo soundscapes.
Logreybeam, or Gabriel Morley to his mum, has been making music for as long as he can remember, being proficient on the piano, saxophone and any other instrument which gets thrust in his general direction. After much deliberation on the state of music, he fell into the misfortune of making electronic music, creating abstract soundscapes and shuddering rhythmic loops.
After successfully completing a remix for Metamatics, which is to be released on Hydrogen Dukebox this November/December they decided to carry on collaborating and have finished an ep, the interestingly titled 'where we're from, the birds sing a pretty song'. The title comes from a dream sequence in David Lynch's seminal tv series 'Twin Peaks' and that really sets the scene for the style that defines the music of Yasume.
Somewhere between the choppy digital crunch of Miami's Schematic label and the hazy dreamlike melodic quality of Angelo Badallamenti falls Yasume, a sound which is hard to place and harder to forget.
22 year old John Twells (aka Xela) has slowly but surely developed a style mixing beautiful melodic electronicmusic with choppy hiphop and abstract downtempo soundscapes.
Logreybeam, or Gabriel Morley to his mum, has been making music for as long as he can remember, being proficient on the piano, saxophone and any other instrument which gets thrust in his general direction. After much deliberation on the state of music, he fell into the misfortune of making electronic music, creating abstract soundscapes and shuddering rhythmic loops.
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Rating: 
(10)
Apr 23, 2006
Comment: Great, great, great set. Absolutely beautiful. Ethereal ambient sounds over more industrial sounds and beats at times and/or glitchy, triphoppy beats. The set is actually composed of several long "parts" that fit together beautifully. I agree with kpcannon: this set will be in pretty heavy rotation for awhile. I've already listened to it several times.
I don't give out 10 ratings all that often, but I think this set rates one.
I don't give out 10 ratings all that often, but I think this set rates one.
Rating: 
(8)
May 17, 2006
Comment: A nice glitchy ambient set (the comments above sum it up pretty well)
kpcannon
Rating:
(9)
Apr 20, 2006