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LDM Cyclic Defrost Review
Nice review by Adrian Elmer of LDM's Destruction Sound album.
LDM Cyclic Defrost Review
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LDM Vital Weekly Review
A lovely review from Vital Weekly in The Netherlands-
LAGOS DISCO MACHINE - DESTRUCTION SOUND (CDR by Pattern Sound)
One G. Morris is behind Lagos Disco Machine and he has an album out of Pattern Sound, a new label from Canberra, Australia. Morris plays simple tunes on a bunch of keyboards - it seems. Maybe it's a bit more complicated in the process, but at least that's how it sounds. No less than eleven tracks in the relatively short time span of thirty-one minutes. He sampled together a bunch of instruments, voices and cooks up a pretty pleasant version of electronic music, which sounds very German in a way. Think Sack, think Blumm for instance. Xylophone, humor, short pieces. Maybe it's therefore not easy to get the drift of this, but Lagos Disco Machine has in its place a great variety of poppy tunes with a great naive sense to it. Very nice crossover of pop, experiment and IDM. Done with great care. (FdW)
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NEW WEBSITE AND FIRST CD RELEASE
We are back with a new website! If you find any problems email
luke[at]patternsound.com .
Our netlabel releases are still available in the digital section
of the catalog, but unfortunately, we are stopping the netlabel
side of things, I can't justify releasing all this great music
for free, its just not right. So we have shifted our focus onto
producing CDs.
Our first CD release is from Lagos Disco Machine, entitled -
Destruction Sound.
This is a limited edition of 60.
Also free worldwide shipping! Go here to see.
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