IronMark wrote:Track 12 (1:30:11 to 1:34:34). The piano line sounds far too poppy and clean to be BOC, the synth pads underneath are slightly more BOCesque but for me this doesn't sound anything like them and it sounds like it's been recorded on equipment too good to be from their early days. Sounds far more like a BOC influence than BOC themselves. The really deep bass synth that comes in during the second half of this sounds like a different track to me that's been mixed in and sounds a bit more BOCish.
It really reminds me of a variation on the theme of the Great Fairy's Fountain from Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IljKQ1BdHKI) I thought that right away since that game was a huge part of my childhood <3 Really interesting how they'd (or someone would) use this.
Ecstatic to have been reminded about YMO's Light in Darkness. It got away from me in recent years.. I'd forgotten it somehow. Since yesterday I've realised how much I've missed it.
Valotonin wrote:What (named) tracks did people here enjoy the most in the mix?
Flayer - Wanna Get Back Your Love was one of my favourites, although I enjoyed the entire thing
It would only be fair to mention "Doxa Sinistra - The Other Stranger" too! That has literally been stuck in my head ALL day. 10/10 track and the BoC vibes are unreal.
These Trails - Garden Botanum really reminded me of something even my mother would fancy. It got pretty trippy with the echoey effect.
Filmmaker - Crow Mask is also epic. The whole damn thing though was epic to be honest.
Mozart wrote:These Trails - Garden Botanum really reminded me of something even my mother would fancy. It got pretty trippy with the echoey effect.
I may be stating the obvious, but that wasn't in the original. The deep, echoey Satanic sounding vocals were added and I have no idea what the source of that was.
Forgive me if it's been mentioned but the track at (24:30 after the Flayer track) very much sounds like My Bloody Valentine. The cord progressions are there and they are known as an influence - just not sure of the track - almost sounds like a tweaked 'Loomer' or 'To Here Knows When'
soupbandit wrote:Forgive me if it's been mentioned but the track at (24:30 after the Flayer track) very much sounds like My Bloody Valentine. The cord progressions are there and they are known as an influence - just not sure of the track
Definitely the use of a tremolo unit with a reverse reverb effect; Kevin Shield's calling card. I was thinking the same during the broadcast actually but I had cast that aside, thank you for reminding me
In regards to the post above, I recall exactly which track it reminds me of: The Interlude at the end of the Tremolo EP version of To Here Knows When (a different interlude to the Loveless release) [media]https://youtu.be/w7-llAFh7h0?t=290[/media] Skip to 4:50 if the link isn't landing you on the correct segment.
Edit: Reversing it from the Societas x Tape now. I think it actually is!
Valotonin wrote:In regards to the post above, I recall exactly which track it reminds me of: The Interlude at the end of the Tremolo EP version of To Here Knows When (a different interlude to the Loveless release) [media]https://youtu.be/w7-llAFh7h0?t=290[/media] Skip to 4:50 if the link isn't landing you on the correct segment.
Edit: Reversing it from the Societas x Tape now. I think it actually is!
bingo - i think you got it high five us
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Valotonin wrote:That was a really self-indulgent post, in retrospect. *insert life story*
What (named) tracks did people here enjoy the most in the mix?
Doxa Sinistra is #1 for me. This is the first time I've ever heard a direct influence on BOC's music from a band they like. I was so sure this was a new BOC composition during the broadcast and was mildly disappointed when it was ID'd as not BOC. Brilliant song though and it's in friggin 11/8.
I also liked the Devo one, I've only ever had a sideways appreciation of Devo and hadn't heard Shrivel Up before.
I really like Kanap, the sinister as fuck breathing noises really add to the uneasy atmosphere of the music.
soupbandit wrote: bingo - i think you got it high five us
+10 points for teamwork My favorite piece of music ever created is the interlude later on between Honey Power and Moon Song on that EP. I still don't feel it is 100% a match, but they have clearly either tried to recreate it or pulled it from a source that would be so similar as to be a clone if it exists and if it isn't a reworked version from that source.
IronMark wrote: Doxa Sinistra is #1 for me. This is the first time I've ever heard a direct influence on BOC's music from a band they like. I was so sure this was a new BOC composition during the broadcast and was mildly disappointed when it was ID'd as not BOC. Brilliant song though and it's in friggin 11/8.
I also liked the Devo one, I've only ever had a sideways appreciation of Devo and hadn't heard Shrivel Up before.
I really like Kanap, the sinister as fuck breathing noises really add to the uneasy atmosphere of the music.
And Sea Cathedral is ethereally lush.
Nice picks!
The Kanap track wasn't my favorite, though. I hope that someone making Freudian observations doesn't look too much into this, but it made me uncomfortable as all I could envision as a result of the backing samples was Bill Hick's 'Goat Boy' engaged in less than wholesome behavior with a woman.
soupbandit wrote: bingo - i think you got it high five us
+10 points for teamwork My favorite piece of music ever created is the interlude later on between Honey Power and Moon Song on that EP. I still don't feel it is 100% a match, but they have clearly either tried to recreate it or pulled it from a source that would be so similar as to be a clone if it exists and if it isn't a reworked version from that source.
That moment IS beautiful - great taste I've probably spent a couple days of my life sandwiched between some headphones while 'Sometimes' resonates through me. I think I actually found BOC through MBV discussion and can't say I wasn't looking for them when Societas starting to look like a mixtape
