No Mind Meditation / Molecular Clock
Album: Molecular Clock   Collection:General
Artist:No Mind Meditation   Added:Oct 2011
Label:Goldtimers Tapes  

A-File Activity
Add Date: 2011-11-06 Pull Date: 2012-01-08
Week Ending: Jan 8 Jan 1 Dec 25 Dec 18 Dec 4 Nov 27 Nov 20 Nov 13
Airplays: 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 7

Recent Airplay
1. Jun 13, 2013: VOLCANO RADIO: THE FINAL SHAZAM
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4. Dec 28, 2011: meow
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2. Jan 10, 2012: YOUTH DEMOGRAPHIC RADIO: 2011 YEAR IN REVIEW
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5. Dec 18, 2011: Ghost Trees
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3. Jan 06, 2012: maximum entropy
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6. Dec 11, 2011: lost and found
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Album Review
HYPRK
Reviewed 2011-11-06
Ambitious double-album by cassette heavyweight champions No Mind Meditation. It’s taken me a lot of time to wrap my head around this thing—mostly I’ve been asking and re-asking myself: is there such a thing as a perfect album? If so, this would be a candidate for sure (and a double album at that…)

While reminiscent of their debut Face Skull Spirit, Molecular Clock ramps everything up to unforeseen levels of grandeur: bigger crescendos, more radical departures from the familiar textures in music. Inspirational more than anything. FCC CLEAN

RIYL: Lunar Miasma, Alex Barnett

(Tracks 1 and 2 are on the first disk, 3 and 4 are on the second)

1. (27:08) Captivating, entrancing. Bold and bright. NASA videos that used to make you believe anything was possible.
2. (26:55) Mesmerizing abstract soundscapes. Although there’s a lot of knob twiddling there’s some fine foundation tracking as well. Also has some nice blurry bits of spoken word.
3. (24:58) Deep. Spastic with quick unexpected changes in tone and tempo. Probably the most experimental of the lot.
4. (26:33) Bold and triumphant conclusion. Ringing and lasting. Stays with you for a while.

Track Listing
1. 1   3. 3
2. 2   4. 4