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Low Jack – Garifuna Variations

Label: Lies
Catalog#: LIES 044
Release date: 24-02-2014
Source: WEB
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 87 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno, Experimental

Tracklist:
01. Punta
02. QB Untitled 1
03. Crickets Dance
04. QB Untitled 2
05. Abaimahani
06. Punta II
07. New Life
08. Free People V2

Low Jack lands his debut LP of exotic, esoteric riddims on L.I.E.S. after a slew of white-hot, down-slow club bangers. Originally commissioned as a live performance at the Quai Branly Museum (MQB) of indigenous art, the ‘Garifuna Variations’ feature percussive samples taken from the museum’s collection of recordings from Honduras, Central America and remodelled into Low Jack’s signature technoid gyrations. You’d be hard pushed to pass them off as peaktime dancefloor tackle, but as a flavour of Low Jack’s oeuvre it’s his strangest and most intriguing sensation to date, scudding from humid, distorted soundscapes to blown out pan pipe ritual, and roiling, effluent industrial groan with a consistently psychedelic and restrained approach that calls to mind some Legowelt’s oddest missions and equally the outsider black metal zones of Edasi/Ishtisshad, or Cut Hands’ vodoun incursions.