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:: Thursday, November 21, 2002 ::

Music Has the Right To Children is on its second pass through my CD player, and not without good reason. It's got this refined simplicity to it that's not pretentious enough for me to mind and not stupid enough for me to yawn. It makes good use of samples and gradually-shifting noisetexture through pretty ambient chord progressions, and it certainly doesn't hurt that the bastards sure can lay down a beat, too. Highlights include Telephasic Conversation, Turquoise Hexagon Sun, roygbiv, and Aquarius. Orange!

:: Aziz 11:27 PM [+] ::
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