- The Nature of Time - Robin Spielberg - Chris Strouth - Most Happy Sound
- Thin Air - Ben Connelly - Zaftig
- Thank You Stass - Tim Ritter - Big Daddy Jr. & The Spook
- The Boxer - Paul Simon - Christian Erickson
- Remote Delay - Alpha Sixty One - Jason Hale Shapiro
- Longitude - Ben Connelly - Zaftig
- Sex and Violins - TS - Diggz
- Infengal Decrapulation - Radar Threat
- Psycho Dub - Drone
- Tres Elements - Ben Connelly - Zaftig
- Essence - Bill Dixon - Podling
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Podling Primary Artist
Christian Erickson Primary Artist
Big Daddy Jr. & The Spook Primary Artist
Ts & Filmore Diggz Primary Artist
Zaftig Primary Artist
The Radar Threat Primary Artist
A Most Happy Sound Primary Artist
TS Primary Artist
Alpha 61 Primary Artist
Drone Primary Artist
TS Performer
Bob DeMaa Mastering
Tim Ritter Composer
Alpha 61 Performer
Paul Simon Composer
Spook Performer
Drone Performer
Robin Spielberg Composer
Bill Dixon Composer
Dewayne Williams Photography
Ben Connelly Composer
Philip Blackburn Executive Producer
Jason Hale Shapiro Composer
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Overview
Future Perfect's second album, The Nature of Time, is perplexing for the wrong reasons. This is a collective of electronica artists, a group of people with very diverse backgrounds. The fact that the album was released on Innova Recordings, that this particular "work" was commissioned by the Sonic Circuits International Festival, and that the group had been performing in museums and art galleries should have announced experimental music ahead. That's not the case. Granted, The Nature of Time covers a wide range of electronica, from drum'n'bass to glitch, from ambient to experimental; still, most of the music rehashes old ideas and sounds (gulp!) commercial. What can be said about Christian Erickson's "Boxer," a nine-minute rendition of Paul Simon's most annoying refrain, except that Fatboy Slim could have done the same? And what about curator/Zaftig member Chris Strouth's rants on the nature of time and the advent of cuckoo clocks? Once again, the idea is not new. There are interesting moments though, like Infengal Decrapulation's Neotropic-like "The Radar Threat." It may be disguised as a cutting-edge modern electronica conceptual project, but this CD barely ranks above your average risk-free electronica label sampler. ~ Francois Couture
Product Details
Release Date: | 10/02/2001 |
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Label: | Innova |
UPC: | 0726708655822 |
Rank: | 203923 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Future Perfect Primary ArtistPodling Primary Artist
Christian Erickson Primary Artist
Big Daddy Jr. & The Spook Primary Artist
Ts & Filmore Diggz Primary Artist
Zaftig Primary Artist
The Radar Threat Primary Artist
A Most Happy Sound Primary Artist
TS Primary Artist
Alpha 61 Primary Artist
Drone Primary Artist
Technical Credits
Chris Strouth Compilation Producer,Text,Composer,Narrator,Producer,Liner NotesTS Performer
Bob DeMaa Mastering
Tim Ritter Composer
Alpha 61 Performer
Paul Simon Composer
Spook Performer
Drone Performer
Robin Spielberg Composer
Bill Dixon Composer
Dewayne Williams Photography
Ben Connelly Composer
Philip Blackburn Executive Producer
Jason Hale Shapiro Composer
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