49th Birthday Album

Robinson, Clarke
Self-Release
General | Oct 2017

Reviews

BravoMarco
Reviewed 2017-10-09
Clarke Robinson
49th Birthday Album
(Self)
Reviewed by BravoMarco

From the Bay Area & friend of KZSU, Clarke Robinson not only gave himself a splendid birthday gift but also presented us with this real treat. Experimental with flourishes of industrial ambience. Tracks blend the bleak in with optimistic tendencies. Samples are manipulated in seamlessly. This release was intended by the artist to be about contentment – it certainly makes for satisfying listening.

Like: Mytrip, Drew McDowall
All great: Loving: 2,3,5,6
(All tracks have long fades)
No FCC’s
(All Instrumentals)
1) one (3.27) Lush drone, full of character, uplifting & doom laden offerings.
2) two (3.27) Rumbles along gloriously, droney horns & a heart beat thump.
3) three (2.44) Windy echoes. Chilling.
4) four (3.36) More gutsy, almost dancey. Early Cabaret Voltaire.
5) five (3.48) Rich atmospherics on display, Haunting.
6) six (2.49) Hypnotic waves.
7) seven (3.38) Slightly more harsh than the others, still has that charm.

Recent airplay

Four
Music CasseroleJan 13, 2018
Four
Waste FMDec 19, 2017
Four, Three, Two, One
Two
All Passion No TechniqueNov 09, 2017

Charting

2017-11-05 — 2018-01-07 Classical/Experimental
Week EndingAirplays
Dec 24 1
Nov 26 1
Nov 12 1

Track listing

1. One
2. Two
3. Three
4. Four
5. Five
6. Six
7. Seven