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Conveyor – Prime

Label: Gold Robot
Release date: 2014
Source: WEB
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 142 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Ambient

Tracklist:
01. Conveyor – Theme I
02. Conveyor – Theme II
03. Conveyor – Theme III
04. Conveyor – Theme IV
05. Conveyor – Theme V
06. Conveyor – Theme VI
07. Conveyor – Theme VII
08. Conveyor – Theme VIII
09. Conveyor – Theme IX
10. Conveyor – Theme X
11. Conveyor – Theme XI
12. Conveyor – Theme XII
13. Conveyor – Theme XIII

2LP w/ DL. RIYL : Yo LaTengo, John Cage, Spacemen 3, Philip Glass. Prime is a long-playing record written and recorded by the band Conveyor. The music on this record was composed and performed alongside two midnight screenings of George Lucas’ THX 1138 in December 2013 at Nitehawk Cinema in Brooklyn, NY. The bulk of the recordings were subsequently captured live on the 3rd of January 2014 at the Silent Barn in Brooklyn, NY. Prime can be enjoyed separate from its point of reference – each theme explores one or more motifs – but the thirteen works are excellent subversions of Lucas’s film. Where the director intended to erase any trace of psychological imagery, Conveyor play Freud in coaxing out THX 1138’s (that’s the name of Robert Duvall’s character.) frantic mind as it faces freedom from drug-induced conformity.” – Tiny Mix Tapes // “It’s an interesting foray deeper into the world of electronics once more that the band manages to imbue with their unpredictable spirit.” – I Guess I’m Floating // “(A) haunting mesotropic loop caught between an esoteric meditative dance and the joyous bells of a Hare Krishna procession.” – Gold Flake Paint // “(B)ack and forth between being a grand, dispassionate epic and a more nuanced study of individuality and personhood.” – No Fear of Pop // “(A) frenzied krautrock surge that just keeps getting more and more extraordinarily vivid. As awesome as it would have been to witness this spectacle in person, the music is thrilling in its own right.” – Stereogum // “It’s a thrilling listen that builds into a hectic garage-rock assault…”- The 405