Oneohtrix Point Never - R Plus Seven

  On 11/29/2013 at 10:10 PM, Friendly Foil said:

Chrome Country is probably one of the best tracks I've heard in a very long time. Makes me happy.

so i got this album! it's sounds crazy, playfull and a bit scary at times, the production is sweet as icecream and it rocks the shit out of my subwoofer

i'm loving my first listens to this a lot more then i did with replica or riffs

worthy release on warp and i'm glad i got it

Per Hjøpsen

Daak Jussen, Duk Jassen?

Vent, Duus Jakken?

by the way i think the bonus stuff from the expanded rift sessions is sold seperatly right now...

49th page? really? that good ha?

Yup

i love this album

Lol nice. I find that this album fits many different weather situations, which I can't say for a lot of albums for me personally.

That mushroom drop in Americans.....

really digging his new single

http://youtu.be/5zN9XSnyhdE

music was just handed a new set of parameters (with that song)

He's certainly getting closer to the North Star with this new parameters' evolution step

#goldwave

What is that?

just sample this . the part at 9:36 !!!

Just got back from seeing him live. I didn't really know whether I was gonna like it (I expected it to be him at his laptop with visuals) but it was pretty awesome. He takes a lot of the familiar elements of R+7 but there was a ton of excellent new/remixed sounds in his set. Visuals aside it was just very musically interesting. My friend called it 'majestic'.

Part of what made it baller was how LOUD it was. Good god. Theres some bass heavy elements on the album (Still Life for example), but it sounded huge on a club sound system. Powerful stuff.

  On 2/1/2014 at 3:34 PM, xxx said:

Anyway, that's not very newsworthy but I thought about it during the whitest time of my life thus far. We had a decent winter storm overnight and I purposely took a longer way home because I knew I would be able to listen to R Plus from start to finish on my commute home from work this morning. I got a coffee from Starbucks using a $5 gift card Discover card sent for me for accumulating points or something like that. I drive a 2009 Chevrolet Impala. Plus, I said "venti" out loud. Then, I drove slowly on purpose to listen to 50 minutes of admittedly super white experimental electronic music. Add that shit up guys. Anything beyond what I described would just be gilding the lily. Accept that this was the whitest moment in history,

Holy shit, I'm glad I'm not the only one. I'm in some of no-man's land between bland suburban middle-class purgatory, off-putting urbanite living, and being a happy but poor hippie. I'M A CONFUSED STATISTIC WHO REFUSES TO FIT A DEMOGRAPHIC

  On 2/4/2014 at 12:51 AM, sheatheman said:

just sample this . the part at 9:36 !!!

 

They used to play this as bumpers on AFN when I lived in Okinawa, Japan in 1996. Played similar music on the community/public service announcement info channel as well.

im just a white bipolar hipster kid

i pretty much fit the demographic 100%

I remember going to Boston and thinking how beautiful the highways were in "rural" Mass., and then reading an interview with Lopatin a couple years later where he talked about the geography of that area being a source of power -- his secret weapon.

What a white thing to say.

There are of course exceptions - the quaint little new england town here and there, the natural beauty of the Berkshire mountains, etc. - but on the whole most 'rural' communities in central and western Mass are depressing shitholes soundtracked to John Cougar Mellencamp on quaaludes. Pretty sure west of Worcester the ratio of rattails to analogue synthesizers converges on infinity.

Bob, you're extra carbonated today.

I truly was entranced by the beauty of the area, but the shitholes are what inspire me to depths I never knew. Speaking of, try living in the runoff back country just north of the Ohio/Kentucky/WV tri-state area. The creeks flow plentifully with mountain dew, and when the conditions are just right, you can actually see a the shadowed wisp of you, the soul that fills the vessel of flesh, being siphoned off and into the hatred of the ground.

Utter hopelessness is a masked catalyst for greatness. If you haven't taken a few years to live in an intensely depressed rural "Corp," do it, and that well soon. Some of what I saw while I subsisted there:

Wow, this is clip is super good

  On 2/4/2014 at 11:17 PM, Marked x 0ne said:

Wow, this is clip is super good

 

 

I might have to try to catch his show at Echo on Friday

Thanks for this, wish I could go! Hoping for a follow up EP...

  On 2/4/2014 at 11:17 PM, Marked x 0ne said:

Wow, this is clip is super good

 

 

I might have to try to catch his show at Echo on Friday

this is fantastic for sure