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UncutApr 26, 2012BPM works its vibrational magic with quietude and organic peace, and comes across more like a n ancient Zen ritual. [Apr 2012, p.71]
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The WireApr 18, 2012The five pieces do indeed feel like direct transmissions from Batoh's withered soul. [Mar 2012, p.50]
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Mar 30, 2012Brain Pulse Music is the most traditional album Batoh has recorded, as well as the most radical and fascinating.
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May 8, 2012What Batoh offers us here is a snapshot of a despondent, acousmatic psychogeography - a grief-stricken poetics wherein the blank nirvana-impulse of the Shinto rite of chinkonsai jars against the bleeding-edge caterwaul of his BPM machine.
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Mar 30, 2012The balance between abstract, synthetic noise and soothing, organic timbres is remarkable; it literally feels good to hear, like a conscious meditation.
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Mar 30, 2012The cuts that utilize Batoh's brain-pulse method are nevertheless striking pieces of electronic minimalism -- stark and compelling.