Smojphace

Smojphace Artist: AFX
Label: Rephlex
Category: Music



Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
Format: EP
Media: LP Record
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 666908073661
EAN: 0666908073661
ASIN: B00009MGNO


Release Date: 2003-07-15

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Tracks:

  1. Run the Place Red [AFX Mix]
  2. Ktpa1
  3. Ktpa2

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  1. Chosen Lords
  2. Analogue Bubblebath, Vol. 3
  3. 2 Remixes by AFX
  4. Analogue Bubblebath
  5. Donkey Rhubarb

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Originally $12.......2003-12-08

People look at this as a piss-take on an EP, just for RDJ's personal wealth and whatnot. And, truthfully, it is.
But that doesn't make the one "real" track on here not worth the money.
It does indeed, grow on you. Or else you love it right away. It's quite a departure from his normal works, rarely can you somewhat understand the lyrics, if there are any.
The rest is a collection of annoying noises which will either make you or your neighbours go crazy. Nothing really "musical" comes out of them.
So albeit is a rubbish of an EP, yet the first track is well worth the price, and if you're into ways of torturing people with different pitches of one noise, then you're set.

3 out of 5 stars hyper spacial weirdness.......2003-11-13

Only true Aphex heads can apreciate this album. The first track offers a killer drum 'n bass journey. very hyper, withRDJ's insane trademark all over it, not run of the mill dn'b or anything. The rhythm fades out into static. It still pounds in your head and pulse as the second track begins which seems to have a distorted rhythm in keeping with the first, but then it just goes ballistic, think of tracks 2 and 3 as the inevitable comedown from the first track. Eat some chocolate covered espresso beans first and you will understand.

2 out of 5 stars Raggae Mixed With Some Weird Techno.......2003-09-26

but man yeah yeah yeah its good and all that, but man, 9 dollars for three songs?! isn't that like an oxymoron?

4 out of 5 stars No escape from noise.......2003-09-09

Run the place red, the first cut, is great. If you like the recent direction being taken by people like Tim Hecker and Amon Tobin, consider this the Richard D. James twist on that cut-up trend, with his trademark super hyper drum track. And, like RDJ's past stuff, suitably nightmarish and queasy.

The second two tracks are causing a bit of controversy, consisting as they do mainly of noise and analog-style knob tweaking sounds, high pitched shrieks, some distorted screams, etc. There is no beat, there is no melody, there is little apparent structure (although its marginally more structured than "Metal Machine Music," but only just so). This is some of the most uncompromising music RDJ has done, and for him that's quite a statement. Maybe this is his remix of Subotnick's "Silver Apples of the Moon". Anyway, it's not for the faint of heart. It doesn't kick ... and it doesn't make your booty move, so you might want to stay away unless you're a real noise head.

2 out of 5 stars What a disapointment........2003-07-29

Two years, and this is all we get? The first song is decent. It has some rap/reggae guy doing his vocal thang, with RDJ's music behind the background. Except for the first 10 seconds, the music itself exceptional. Nice crazy d'n'b stuff with vocals. This song is worth getting, but not for $$$ ! The other two tracks... they are just noise. It's as if he hooked up electrodes to his recording equipment and twiddled with the knobs or something. Or maybe he had real songs and then encrypted them. Who knows! They are not music. They're most likely a sick joke by RDJ.

Music CD:

  1. Forever Man (How Many Times?) ~ Beatchuggers & Eric Clapton
  2. Strangelove Addiction ~ Supreme Beings Of Leisure
  3. 15 Levels ~ Neotropic
  4. Donna Summer ~ Donna Summer
  5. 2nd Gen ~ Disorder
  6. Italo Disco Mix Vol #3 ~ Various
  7. Club New York: Scene One ~ Various Artists
  8. The Screen Behind the Mirror ~ Enigma
  9. Wave Twisters, Episode 7 Million: Sonic Wars Within the Protons ~ DJ Q-Bert
  10. Direct Hit ~ Jay Levorson

Music CD

Music CD

Music CD

Her Mantle So Green ~ Celia Briar & Briar Consort

Dominus Infernus Uzhanas ~ Isegrim

El Burro Aventurero ~ Marcus

Adieu Tristesse ~ Arthur H

World of Music: Italy ~ Various Artists

Kizeb Wa Sodeq ~ Shamayel

Sneakin' Around ~ Detonators

Jojomeikyokukayo No Subete ~ Various Artists

Chicago: A Musical Vaudeville ~ Original Cast Recording

Turn on the Night ~ Lima