Showing posts with label Bad Autopsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bad Autopsy. Show all posts

Thursday, April 7, 2011

new old Bad Autopsy - "Psionic Terror!"


"Psionic Terror!" dropped on the old No Pain In Pop website way back in February 2010.  The ability to download it was removed quickly thereafter as the tracks were set for release.  I never heard anything else about said release, and the song has appeared intermittently on Bad Autopsy's SoundCloud ever since.  Well, it's back up, as is the ability to download it.  So get while the gettin's good.  More than a year later, I can't shake the idea that "Psionic Terror" sounds like the demonic child of Forest Swords' graveyard guitars disciplined by Four Tet's 2-step beats. 

PSIONIC TERROR! by Bad Autopsy

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Monday, April 4, 2011

new Bad Autopsy - "Long Gone"


Half peyote, half PCP, Bad Autopsy's "Long Gone" is a woodwind whirlwind of a walkabout to a 90s rave in the middle of the woods. 

  LONG GONE by Bad Autopsy

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Friday, January 28, 2011

Bad Autopsy - "Decades"


I've been following London producer Bad Autopsy since February 2010, when "Beam Beamer" and "Psionic Terror" premiered on No Pain In Pop.  Under the headline "Transcendental Slime," the songs sounded like the garage child of Burial and Forest Swords bubbling up from the bottom of a primordial swamp, with frustrated, ghost-in-the-machine vocal samples seeping into a mix of smog and sick and twisted beats.  

Since then, Bad Autopsy's been exploring brighter sounds with a bit more bang to them, first on the songs he's uploaded to his SoundCloud and then with his self-titled EP for Ramp Recordings.  His most recent upload, "Decades," certainly belongs in the brighter, banging category, even if it's inspired by a number of genres.  The song's synth stabs seemingly belong to trance, but the polyrhythmic beats and drawn-out diva vocals are pure electro house.  Whatever the case, "Decades" is highly addictive and seriously recommended, as is the rest of Bad Autopsy's frequently shifting SoundCloud page.

Buy Bad Autopsy's EP digitally or physically.  Follow him on MySpace and SoundCloud.