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VHS Head - Persistence Of Vision FLAC album


Performer: VHS Head
Genre: Electronic
Title: Persistence Of Vision
Country: UK
Released: 26 May 2014
Style: IDM
Label: Skam
Catalog Number: SKALD030
FLAC version ZIP size: 2604 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1455 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1840 mb
Rating: 4.1
Votes: 549

Tracklist

1Frozen3:17
2Don't Look In The Closet4:12
3Jealousy2:18
4Red Ocean Apocalypse5:07
5Camera Eyes4:33
6Gas Human No.13:35
7Angels Never Sleep4:43
8Dead To Morrow3:12
9Farewell Africa2:21
10Body Magic5:33
11Enter The Devil4:47
12Mutant Nights2:08
13Do You Understand?2:36
14_lect__city4:13
15Tracking The Moon Beast3:42

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
SKALP030VHS Head Persistence Of Vision ‎(2xLP, Album, 180)SkamSKALP030UK2014

Credits

  • ArtworkMichael England
  • ProducerAde Blacow
  • Written-ByAde Blacow

Notes

Track 12 is incorrectly labelled as 'You Understand?' on the CD artwork, whereas all other sources of the track indicate the correct title of 'Do You Understand?'.

Companies

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Skam
  • Copyright (c) – Skam

Video

Mushicage
What can I say? Ade Blacow is by far and away one of the best electronic music producers out there period. Densely layered slivers of old VHS samples stitched together to reveal more than the sum of their parts. On first listen you might only catch a small amount of detail. Listening to PoV on headphones you can discover so many more intricacies, I find myself just playing back certain sections to try and decipher the tiniest of details in the same way I playback a verse from an MC to catch what was said. Trademark Ribbons of Gold got me hooked, this album shows an advancement in style, mood and composition. I can only imagine what's next. I cannot wait

Swiang
This album is overwhelming on its first listen, and with the exception of a handful of tracks, didn't leave a lasting impression on me. However throughout the week, I've kept coming back to the album, and revisiting it's tracks as they become more and more familiar. The heavy production, and relentless attitude this album delivers means it's far too easy to miss detail on the first listen... however I can see myself coming back to this for many years to come.