DJ Sprinkles : Vs K-S.H.E - A Short Introduction To The House Sounds Of Terre Thaemlitz Vinyl 12"
Deep house perfection from Terre Thaemlitz. It's no secret that DJ Sprinkles' back catalog is filled with gems like the two tracks featured on A Short Introduction To The House Sounds Of Terre Thaemlitz. Both cuts were originally released in the mid-2000s on Sprinkles' own Comatonse label, we have to thank Skylax for shedding some new light on them. The A side, which was first released on the digital only A Silence Broken compilation, seems to be the mellower of the two, layers of percussion buoyed by deep bass and the repeating vocal refrain of "Hush Now." It's a deceptively simple track as it expands over time, eventually resolving itself in a protest chant. "B2B," from Sprinkles' 2006 Routes Not Roots album as Kami-Sakunobe House Explosion, lifts the tempo and is an excellent example of what the storied house producer can do. Recommended.
- music label: Skylax 2010
reviewed by Joey Coco 05/2015
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Deep house perfection from Terre Thaemlitz. It's no secret that DJ Sprinkles' back catalog is filled with gems like the two tracks featured on A Short Introduction To The House Sounds Of Terre Thaemlitz. Both cuts were originally released in the mid-2000s on Sprinkles' own Comatonse label, we have to thank Skylax for shedding some new light on them. The A side, which was first released on the digital only A Silence Broken compilation, seems to be the mellower of the two, layers of percussion buoyed by deep bass and the repeating vocal refrain of "Hush Now." It's a deceptively simple track as it expands over time, eventually resolving itself in a protest chant. "B2B," from Sprinkles' 2006 Routes Not Roots album as Kami-Sakunobe House Explosion, lifts the tempo and is an excellent example of what the storied house producer can do. Recommended.
- music label: Skylax 2010
