Freestyle review: Conjoint


Berger, Hodge, Moufang, Ruit Conjoint 1xCD : KM20	Although we like a stomping deephouze 12", an oldskool funk jam or a tasty acid jazz track, sometimes it's chill out time, and when I say chill out, it's really a thrill of a chill all the way far away. And although we could indeed take one of the thirty seven or so Pete Namlook cd's, sometimes we want a different and fresh experience. This is where Conjoint comes in. Imagine yourself not a rainbow this time, but a slow going repetitive dubby subbass sound mixed with synth soundscapes and added to this moody jazzy organ melodies. This is what Conjoint is about and it's guaranteed to be a heavy smoking chill atmosphere. Conjoint is not particulary an easy listener cd or a collection of musical gems, but like most ambient music more about the soundscape and chill than about the music itself. The same is true for Conjoint with the difference that it adds the nice jazzy organs to a dubby ambient soundscape. A welcome and fresh addition! And before we definitely set off to a higher state of consciousness, we'd just like to bring to your attention that David Moufang, alias Move D brought this Conjoint project together. Ok, bye bye for now... ez 99