Batta and N - Review

The Flesheatin’ Discodog Vs. The Nailbitin’ Alligator and the tape from Batta and N: The Abstract Form Of Nothing. Two tapes made in the same style. I listened the whole weekend to these tapes. Often I find something to say about a release, but with these? It’s not music just to play at the background while working or even to play it to swing, you really have to listen. At the same time think about what you hear and don’t think at all, just absorb what you hear. I will put it back on, sit back in the chair and continue, amazed, my journey. The flyer says: "Travel through a musical labyrinth and get stuck with N and Blatta": The Abstract Form Of Nothing.

Well I’m still lost, somewhere…

AQ

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		At ART12 we received two tapes from Arnhem. The Flesheatin’ Discodog Vs. The Nailbitin’ Alligator and the tape from Batta and N: The Abstract Form Of Nothing. Two tapes made in the same style. I listened the whole weekend to these tapes. Often I find something to say about a release, but with these? It’s not music just to play at the background while working or even to play it to swing, you really have to listen. At the same time think about what you hear and don’t think at all, just absorb what you hear. I will put it back on, sit back in the chair and continue, amazed, my journey. The flyer says: "Travel through a musical labyrinth and get stuck with N and Blatta": The Abstract Form Of Nothing. Well I’m still lost, somewhere… AQ http://members.xoom.com/northeastcon/ © 1999 ART12/VanderHoek Publishing. All rights reserved.