Echelon wrote:According to BOC themselves its Nlogax: "We sometimes make a tune metamorphose as it plays. An example is "Nlogax" from the "Hi Scores" EP on Skam, which begins like an old electro or disco track but halfway through it suddenly becomes something nightmarish, like your brain is starting to malfunction in the middle of the tune. Psychedelics make music sound entirely different."
That doesn't mean it's their "most" mind-bending track according to them. It's just an example of the influence of psychedelics on their music.
Geogandhi wrote:TCH: Oscar seethrough (one of the most complex tracks they have ever done by the sheere amount and variety of different sound samples)
el Cerebro wrote:Oscar See Through Red Eye, hands down. Utterly psychedelic.
Yes. Oscar See Through Red Eye gets my vote. It’s nuts how every few bars in that song is like its own little world of sound design yet it all comes together as one cohesive piece. The panning and stereo effects are phenomenal too. At 1:03 I reckon they’re even sampling fish sounds.
Sixtyten for me. I've listened to this track so many times, it was my number one on Spotify for two years. That bass is out of this world. Overall it feels as if you were in a laboratory, conducting an experiment. I like how the main drum part, which is interconnected with the bass, has two different snare sounds, that are similar, but different in a subtle way. Also, the drums are speeding up, and slowing down - I always had a feeling they were, but you can hear it on vinyl much more clearly than in digital. And last, but not least - the part at 2:51. It blows me away every single time.
