Artist      : Jneiro Jarel
Album       : Android Love Mayhem EP
Year        : 2010
Genre       : Electronic
Quality     : LAME 3.97 (320kbps) / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Date        : 20-04-2010
Playtime    : 20:59 min
Size        : 8  Track(s): 60.61MB
Source      : WEB
Cat.Num     : WHO001
Label       : Label Who - Alpha Pup

01. Black Hole                                                     0:18
02. Swift Hovercrafts                                              2:44
03. Lurk (Part 2)                                                  1:15
04. Android Romance 1 & 2                                          4:36
05. Going Home (feat. Micah Guagh)                                 3:28
06. Gosohaurd                                                      1:40
07. Black Blocks (ElectroSonicFreeRoboticS)                        2:33
08. Shadoze                                                        4:25

http://bleep.com/index.php?page=release_details&releaseid=24614

Jneiro Jarel presents the genre re-defining Android Love Mayhem from his
newly-launched Label Who imprint, distributed by Alpha Pup. With more monikers
than Kool Keith, his collaborations and producer credits are almost too many to
mention. Highlights include works with Khujo Goodie (as Willie Isz), DOOM, TV on
the Radio, and many more. Often being described as "experimental" and
"psychedelic," Jarel simply calls his ever-changing, abstract approach "the
viberian experience," where various musical styles and influences have
beautifully coalesced to become something all it's own.

Picking up where his 2009 release Beyond Tomorrow left off, Android Love Mayhem
continues the journey, taking listeners through a series of soundscapes,
brilliantly and effortlessly weaving one genre in to another. Within the first
few minutes of listening to this EP it's evident that Jneiro Jarel is not bound
by any one musical style or structure. He is able to push the status quo, while
still maintaining continuity and fluidity from one track to the next. "Android
Romance 1 & 2" keeps the mood melodious and sexy with it's downtempo feel and
extremely catchy vocal contributions, while "Black Blocks" -- which feels like
it should be the "hype" anthem of the millennium -- makes it nearly impossible
to keep still. Then there's the truly, wonderfully unique "Going Home"; the only
collaborative effort on the EP, featuring singer Micah Gaugh from the
shoegaze/rock band Apollo Heights. Over all, what you are left with in the end
is an extremely original and solid album, that leaves you wishing it could have
lasted longer and anxious to see what Jneiro Jarel has in store next.



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Artist      : Jneiro Jarel
Album       : Android Love Mayhem EP
Year        : 2010
Genre       : Electronic
Quality     : LAME 3.97 (320kbps) / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Date        : 20-04-2010
Playtime    : 20:59 min
Size        : 8  Track(s): 60.61MB
Source      : WEB
Cat.Num     : WHO001
Label       : Label Who - Alpha Pup

01. Black Hole                                                     0:18
02. Swift Hovercrafts                                              2:44
03. Lurk (Part 2)                                                  1:15
04. Android Romance 1 & 2                                          4:36
05. Going Home (feat. Micah Guagh)                                 3:28
06. Gosohaurd                                                      1:40
07. Black Blocks (ElectroSonicFreeRoboticS)                        2:33
08. Shadoze                                                        4:25

http://bleep.com/index.php?page=release_details&releaseid=24614

Jneiro Jarel presents the genre re-defining Android Love Mayhem from his
newly-launched Label Who imprint, distributed by Alpha Pup. With more monikers
than Kool Keith, his collaborations and producer credits are almost too many to
mention. Highlights include works with Khujo Goodie (as Willie Isz), DOOM, TV on
the Radio, and many more. Often being described as "experimental" and
"psychedelic," Jarel simply calls his ever-changing, abstract approach "the
viberian experience," where various musical styles and influences have
beautifully coalesced to become something all it's own.

Picking up where his 2009 release Beyond Tomorrow left off, Android Love Mayhem
continues the journey, taking listeners through a series of soundscapes,
brilliantly and effortlessly weaving one genre in to another. Within the first
few minutes of listening to this EP it's evident that Jneiro Jarel is not bound
by any one musical style or structure. He is able to push the status quo, while
still maintaining continuity and fluidity from one track to the next. "Android
Romance 1 & 2" keeps the mood melodious and sexy with it's downtempo feel and
extremely catchy vocal contributions, while "Black Blocks" -- which feels like
it should be the "hype" anthem of the millennium -- makes it nearly impossible
to keep still. Then there's the truly, wonderfully unique "Going Home"; the only
collaborative effort on the EP, featuring singer Micah Gaugh from the
shoegaze/rock band Apollo Heights. Over all, what you are left with in the end
is an extremely original and solid album, that leaves you wishing it could have
lasted longer and anxious to see what Jneiro Jarel has in store next.



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