Aardvarck: Choice (Eat Concrete)
The brilliant and almost theatrical, Aardvarck, unto year 25 of his career, returns with a new album this August.
Named, Choice, this pretty distinctive dutch producer follows last year’s digital-only offering, Titi, with an even deeper crate mix.
While Aardvarck’s sound is generally too amorphous and multi-faceted to pin down, it’s fair to say the Choice cuts are more or less grounded in an esoteric, post-dubstep, hip-hop idiom. Rimmed with a spectrum of materials from raw bass lines to electronic laser sharp shooter samplers and even the occasional orchestral strings, dire fans of Flying Lotus, Mount Kimbie, Madlib and smooth sounds of Omar S should definitely keep your toes warmed.
AARDVARCK – CHOICE – (LP SNIP MIX) – EAT-CD-018 by Eat Concrete
Aardvarck mixes a selection of his forthcoming album ‘Choice’, out on Eat Concrete Records summer 2010.
Released By: Eat Concrete, Aug 1, 2010
Adapted via [FACT]
