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 Fila Brazillia A touch of cloth 1x CD : Tritone |
For years active and having acquired a unique position in the music
scene, Fila Brazillia was the group that was partly responsible for the success of the Pork label. But now, they deciced it was time to
release music on their own label Tritone records. "A touch of
cloth" is the first result. So what's in for us music enthousiasts? The
mood is immediately set right with the funky "The bugs will
bite". This is a catchy funky & funny track, rythmic uptempo with wicked moogs
and synths. The pace is brought down with "Airlock humes", an airy
tune with flutes and keys. "Ridden pony" and "Slow
light" explore further into more trippy jazzed out easy tunes, the latter featuring
soft moogy effects. A slight change of style is offered by "Snakeskin
bib", with featherlight voices over trippy breakbeats and jazzy keys. More relaxing vibes for lounging sunday afternoons are
on the way with "XII", introducing a delicately played trumpet,
"Trivia" with a deep driving subbass and other wicked gimmicks in
a lazy hazy tune. Then slowly the CD fades into soundscapes we're used to from Fila Brazillia with
"Leonids" and "Spores". All in all, Fila Brazillia prove once again they are still fresh and up to date with todays music and bring us interesting vibes. ez feb/2000 |