Bluetech - Sines and Singularities

Bluetech's Sines and Singularities will bring you right into a joyful trance with its cosmic, intelligent, harmonious chillout. It amplifies your mind, taking you through a soothing and uplifting journey.

There are wonderful little details all over this album, in every layer of the spectrum. Backed up by years of classical piano playing, Israel-based Bluetech plays with effects and variations on sounds, with detailed bits of sound in the range of 32nds and 64ths, giving that nice, spacey, glitchy psy-chill edge most of us love.

Funky synths, trancy strings, dubby delays and spacious reverbs are all over this album. It is unique to hear them used with such production quality, because Sines and Singularities sounds really steady and warm.

Where many contemporary psy'ish producers fail to be distinct, in my humble opinion, is in their melodies. Only rarely the melodies really move me and sound like they come from the soul. Although Bluetech's second album is perfectly suitable for chilling out to, when really listening to Sines is when you realise how much of Evan Marc's soul resonates in these tracks.

Highly recommended for chilling out, meditation and psychedelic experiences.

Tracklisting & Previews

Every song has Hi quality (128kbit/sec) mp3 previews for fast connections and Lo (64kbit/sec) for slow ones, which can be played with any media player. The m3u playlists can be opened in Winamp, Mediaplayer and iTunes. This way you can listen to all the previews in a row.

Play all Hi / Lo

#	Title	Duration	Preview
1.	Enter the Lovely	8:11	Play Hi	Play Lo
2.	Condensation	6:09	Play Hi	Play Lo
3.	Leaving Winter Behind	7:56	Play Hi	Play Lo
4.	Forgiveness	7:54	Play Hi	Play Lo
5.	First Came the Stars (Remix)Original by Shulman	8:17	Play Hi	Play Lo
6.	Ape to Angel (Remix)Original by Pitch Black	7:20	Play Hi	Play Lo
7.	Airstream	7:06	Play Hi	Play Lo
8.	Dreamtime Lullaby	7:34	Play Hi	Play Lo
9.	Shimmer	7:29	Play Hi	Play Lo
10.	Wilderness	7:11	Play Hi	Play Lo
11.	A Garland of Stars	3:05	Play Hi	Play Lo

Reviews

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Oct 12, 2007 dubinometry said:
     
“for one thing, bluetech isnt israeli, he is from Oregon.

This album, is a great example of the skill and complexilty that Evan has rendered in a psychedelic dub soundscape. Its a great addition to the body of work released in the Elementary Particles, and I eagerly await his next release.”