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- Summary: This is the debut studio release for Louisiana-based producer James Prudhomme.
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- Record Label: Software Recording Co.
- Genre(s): Electronic
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Positive: 4 out of 6
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Mixed: 2 out of 6
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Oct 10, 2014It’s certainly a strange pairing at first glance, but it’s a testament to both Prudhomme’s versatility and Lopatin’s curation that Remembrance is a perfect fit for the typically hi-def, post-internet sounds of Software.
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Sep 24, 2014These are synthetic sounds that have a sense of natural decay built into them, but Prudhomme unleashes them with such carefully built momentum, the music can't help but feel optimistic.
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Sep 24, 2014While the trap state of mind may be a bleak one, it makes for a stunning piece of music.
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Sep 24, 2014The tracks on Remembrance don’t sound like they’d be improved with people spitting over them, but they do connect to the emotional world of a certain kind of rap production, with chords and patterns that suggest tension, danger, and, ultimately, melancholy.
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MojoSep 24, 2014If your perfect musical Venn diagram contains Oneohtrix Point Never, Machinedrum and Terry Riley, Suicideyear will satisfy your equation. [Oct 2014, p.93]
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The WireDec 2, 2014They sound somewhere between being tentative and caught in a frozen, allegorical state of sketchiness, turning the sleepy head of bedroom pop into a death's head. [Sep 2014, p.64]