The Humbucking Coil
- B. Fleischmann
- Band Name: B. Fleischmann
- Record Label: Morr Music
- Release Date: Feb 21, 2006
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The Humbucking Coil's captivating soundscapes evoke more emotion via machines than most bands can with "real" instruments. [Mar 2006, p.138]
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This increased humanism lends Fleischmann's compositions an evolutionary sense of dynamism, thawing out his stern soundscapes.
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70A mesmeric 45 minutes. [Mar 2006, p.122]
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A Sunday-nap headphone-record that successfully conveys emotion.
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70Fleischmann goes to the same well perhaps a little too often here… but if the well is full of something that tastes good, why wouldn't you go there as often as you can?
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70The Humbucking Coil doesn't really tread any new ground for Fleischmann, but it's another enjoyable and solid little release in his discography.
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65The tracks fail to hang together in a convincing way -- often giving the impression that they were more or less strung together on a whim.
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A languid mood piece with discreet variations, Coil is a pleasant, if homogeneous, listening experience.
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SR9This album is really good to hear from start to end. Each song is related to the other in some way.
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misterstare9quietness, clicks, and drones, and beats to keep it moving, the occasional voice only distracts
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jordan7I'd call this ambient. great for a long commute. Will nicely knumb your brain for that gross bus ride.