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Spoonbill by Lost At E Minor

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An electronic producer with a string of international sound installation accolades, Melbourne's Spoonbill delivers his second album Nestegg with a crispness and precision that plays across a broad audio spectrum. Blending both modern and antique sounds from live performances and electronic creations, Spoonbill delivers hard beats, sweeping musical landscapes and everything in between. It's an incredibly unique sound, and is riddled with conversational sound bytes taken from numerous sources, blending a heavily accented narrative with the surreal, electronic wonderland Spoonbill has crafted. Incredible, and addictive. It's an exploratory and rather ingenius release, and induces the craziest thoughts and visions as conversation dances across experimental tracks tempting our wildest imagination. Dream inducing, somewhat ground-breaking and undoubtedly chaotic.

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This entry posted on 20 April 2007 at 6:05 AM
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