Music For A Deprecated Dataset is the debut EP from Philadelphia producer Script Kid. It’s a dubby, glitchy, looping, mysterious release, that reminds of my hazy musical journeys in the late 90’s, listening to Coldcut, Nightmares On Wax, and other trip-hoppy beats. It’s experimental, downtempo, and edgy. You should give it a listen. Here’s the opener, called ?
It’s only five tracks long, but packs a punch nonetheless. Whilst its certainly an intense listen, it’s delivered with a style that washes over you, allowing you to settle into the groove, and go with the heady flow. Here’s Swayze…
The last track on the release is x011, an 8:20 dark ambient epic, that slowly builds in texture, introducing layers of noise and harmony to build a dense atmospheric, pulsing soundscape…
It’s released as a download, as well as via the medium of CD, and also as a package with a T-shirt, via Music Is The Devil.
If you haven’t already, check out Looking Through The Magic Window, and Rhythm, from Bad Electric, which we’ve featured previously…
