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ARTISTS
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| ABOUT ANATOMIST |
6th November 2006 brings the long-awaited follow-up to ANATOMIST's 2004 Material Witness EP and debut album, Violence Is Its own Reward.
In Fading Light sees ANATOMIST's varied style reach new maturity, with spectacular results. Where Violence delighted in switching genre and style, these new tracks sit effortlessly in their own space, defining ANATOMIST's unique sound.
ANATOMIST has also released material as METAHEAD (with techno DJ Paul Scheeres) on the 'No Apathy' compilation and has created dark soundtracks for the performance ensemble 'Infernal Triangle' at the ICA, London.
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| REVIEWS FOR MATERIAL WITNESS EP |
RADIO 1:
'It says here that South Wales electro-funk producer Anatomist has been shaping sine waves and tweaking filters on the cutting-edge of the electronica underground since the late-'90s, which would explain why his half of a new split album on Cardiff’s Machine Records sounds so accomplished: a collection of tracks with the propulsive, bouncy energy of big beat, but the crunchy digital edge sported by pretty much any experimental electronica act worth their salt. Catch him live playing at Machine Records' monthly residency at Journeys in Clifton Street, Cardiff.'
BUZZ MAGAZINE:
'More quality budget bass'n' breaks from Cardiff's number one underground electronics
| imprint. Superimpozer, from London, and Cardiff's Anatomist get six and fivetracks respectively on their split CD, and make good with their edgy ambience, clatterbeat drum damage and homebaked techno. Superimpozer, especially, is a talent worthy of investigation by more labels, and soon.'
SMALLFISH RECORDS
"machine.records are turning out to be a very interesting little label indeed. This SPLIT EP from the two named artists starts off deep, dark, beaty and electronic and soon becomes a more twisted, manipulated sound over the course of the CD. Crispy rhythms and crunchy noises are the order of the day. Anyone into SCHEMATIC etc. should definitely check these releases out."
NO APATHY REVIEWS:
Honk: Album of the Month, 'the cutting edge of the scene' | Western Mail: 'plenty to amuse and intrigue' | Buzz Magazine: 'untapped mine of quality music'
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| LIVE SHOWS |
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PREVIOUS:
18.11.04 - Terminal @ bSb, 11 Windsor Place, Cardiff. With STEREO MINUS ONE, REDFALLS + DJ NICODEMUS and machine.records residents. 8pm-2am/Free Enty/Free CD giveaways!
03.09.04 - Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff with Client and Culprit One
19.08.04 - Soundbytes @ Cafe Europa, Cardiff
07.08.04 - Compass Point Festival, Cardiff
20.05.04 - Journeys, Cardiff
20.01.04 - Journeys, Cardiff
16.12.03 - Journeys, Cardiff
11.11.03 - Journeys, Cardiff
14.10.03 - Journeys, Cardiff
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