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 Jute Gyte

Jute Gyte — Faunscan

[Jeshimoth Entertainment — 2011]★★★★★
Reviewed 14 August 2012by Roger Batty
“Faunscan” finds this one man Missouri based multi genre  project focusing in more on the wonky ‘n’ aged IDM/ electronica side of his sound.

On offer here are twelve tracks which last between three to near on seven minute mark a piece. The tracks move from quirky bright yet off-kilter electronica, which sound like they could be the soundtrack to some bright 'n' buoyant yet crazed 16 bit computer game. Onto unwell & strange metered IDM that’s fleck with weird polyrhythm’s, toy instrument elements & discordant almost modern classical electro texturing. Through to sinister ‘n’ uneasy synth scaping ‘n’ wonky organ weaves that ride over stripped lo-if beat back bones. Over to moody beat-less synth sound tracking.  The tracks pace/ type is fairly  varied through-out , and the album rolls by fairly rapidly going from child like quirkiness, through to wonky off-kilter-ness, onto sinister dwells &  general electronic moodiness/ soundtracking.

So all told “Faunscan” is another consistent release from this fairly prolific project whose releases have move from  violently cut-up musique concrete, onto sinister IDM, through to bleak clunking mix of ambience and industrial tone, and in the last few years experimental black metal.

Jute Gyte — Faunscan — Musique Machine