Artist      : Cliffordandcalix
Album       : Lost Foundling (1999-2004)
Year        : 2010
Genre       : Electronic
Quality     : LAME 3.98 (320kbps) / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Date        : 15-02-2010
Playtime    : 50:25 min
Size        : 13 Track(s): 115.6MB
Source      : WEB
Cat.Num     : AP002CD
Label       : Aperture

01. Someone Like Me - 1999                                         5:00
02. Myrie - 2002                                                   3:40
03. You And I - 1999                                               4:45
04. Cket - 2004                                                    1:40
05. Dream Of You - 1999                                            6:30
06. Beethaven - 2004                                               5:37
07. Pull It A Part 1 - 2002                                        2:48
08. Alkaline - 2000                                                2:34
09. To Stay Changed Forever - 1999                                 4:39
10. One 2 Far - 2001                                               3:01
11. He Promised It All - 2001                                      5:31
12. Mintle - 1999                                                  0:52
13. In Her Room - 2001                                             3:48

http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=255263

Andrea Parker's Aperture imprint pays on the promise of its potential with a
brilliant collaboration between Mira Calix and Seefeel's Mark Clifford. The
tracks were all crafted intermittently between 1994 and 2004 over a succession
of caffeine and nicotine fuelled night sessions, using whatever tools they had
to hand and recorded onto a variety of formats, from to floppy discs to Dat
Tapes and zip drives. When the pair revisited the material they decided the best
method of presentation was raw and naked, no overdubs and very little
post-production meddling, lending the album a deliciously haphazard and
of-the-moment sense of time and atmopshere. Clifford's near-sacred melodic touch
is clear throughout the album, mingling with Calix's breathy and ethereal vocals
in a very organic manner, despite the entirely electronic nature of the tracks,
giving an intimacy and personal ambience that proves to be a key feature of
their collaboration. At times we're reminded of a lo-fi version of the
incredible Coh Plays Cosey sessions, while other moments have a sort of medieval
chamber pop solemnity that really captures the late night feel.



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Artist      : Cliffordandcalix
Album       : Lost Foundling (1999-2004)
Year        : 2010
Genre       : Electronic
Quality     : LAME 3.98 (320kbps) / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Date        : 15-02-2010
Playtime    : 50:25 min
Size        : 13 Track(s): 115.6MB
Source      : WEB
Cat.Num     : AP002CD
Label       : Aperture

01. Someone Like Me - 1999                                         5:00
02. Myrie - 2002                                                   3:40
03. You And I - 1999                                               4:45
04. Cket - 2004                                                    1:40
05. Dream Of You - 1999                                            6:30
06. Beethaven - 2004                                               5:37
07. Pull It A Part 1 - 2002                                        2:48
08. Alkaline - 2000                                                2:34
09. To Stay Changed Forever - 1999                                 4:39
10. One 2 Far - 2001                                               3:01
11. He Promised It All - 2001                                      5:31
12. Mintle - 1999                                                  0:52
13. In Her Room - 2001                                             3:48

http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=255263

Andrea Parker's Aperture imprint pays on the promise of its potential with a
brilliant collaboration between Mira Calix and Seefeel's Mark Clifford. The
tracks were all crafted intermittently between 1994 and 2004 over a succession
of caffeine and nicotine fuelled night sessions, using whatever tools they had
to hand and recorded onto a variety of formats, from to floppy discs to Dat
Tapes and zip drives. When the pair revisited the material they decided the best
method of presentation was raw and naked, no overdubs and very little
post-production meddling, lending the album a deliciously haphazard and
of-the-moment sense of time and atmopshere. Clifford's near-sacred melodic touch
is clear throughout the album, mingling with Calix's breathy and ethereal vocals
in a very organic manner, despite the entirely electronic nature of the tracks,
giving an intimacy and personal ambience that proves to be a key feature of
their collaboration. At times we're reminded of a lo-fi version of the
incredible Coh Plays Cosey sessions, while other moments have a sort of medieval
chamber pop solemnity that really captures the late night feel.



This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net