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- Summary: With the death of Daddi Gee, who worked under the name the Spaceape, dubstep producer Steve Goodman goes solo with this release, which does feature Spaceape’s vocals on one track.
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- Record Label: Hyperdub
- Genre(s): Electronic, Pop/Rock
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Dec 9, 2015Nothing finds beauty in exploring dreams of a human-free world. Kode9's strength has always been to show that serious scholarship and avant-garde instinct don't need to separate from dancefloor culture and here, he's made one of his clearest statements of that yet.
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UncutNov 2, 2015Despite the sense of loss that inevitably pervades the music here, Steve Goodman's first solo effort as Kode9 also charts out some exhilarating new directions. [Dec 2015, p.74]
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Dec 22, 2015The word "empty" aptly describes how this album feels, and that could potentially alienate listeners, but it captures the (absence of) feeling dead-on, and it contains some of his most compelling productions yet.
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Nov 18, 2015The most complicated forms of techno and footwork are built simply, from the ground up, and on Nothing, we hear the simplicity of each component and how it all comes together to make the music that we love.
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The WireDec 16, 2015Nothing has afforded him unlimited space to recalibrate after a period of upheaval and loss. [Nov 2015, p.45]
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Nov 12, 2015Despite its conceptualist sonics and firmly placid surface, Nothing still winds up as Kode9’s most unsettling and miserablist release to date, as well as his most emotionally resonant and straightforward.
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Nov 2, 2015Ultimately, as a standalone record, Nothing feels somewhat incomplete.
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