Richard Devine – Asect:Dsect
Tracklist
1 | Cprec | 4:04 | |
2 | Dansk Rap | 2:47 | |
3 | Floccus | 6:33 | |
4 | Corina Chirac | 5:48 | |
5 | Klockner | 4:24 | |
6 | Flask | 1:21 | |
7 | Itsuko | 6:34 | |
8 | Let Mendax | 4:04 | |
9 | Vo Stream Bas | 5:18 | |
10 | Rusx Fee | 7:03 | |
11 | Halicrafter | 4:30 | |
12 | Capract | 7:33 | |
13 | Randale | 5:45 |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Schematic Music Company
- Copyright © – Schematic Music Company
- Manufactured By – Asphodel Ltd.
- Distributed By – Asphodel Ltd.
- Published By – Light Of Man
- Pressed By – Reel Picture Productions – CR52053
Credits
- Design – MK12 Studios*
- Design [Uncredited] – John Dretzka
Notes
All songs published by Light Of Man/ASCAP.
P+C Schematic Music Company 2003
Catalogue number (on rear): SCH23
Catalogue number (on spine): 23
Released in standard jewel case with eight page foldout booklet.
P+C Schematic Music Company 2003
Catalogue number (on rear): SCH23
Catalogue number (on spine): 23
Released in standard jewel case with eight page foldout booklet.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Text): 6 50670 00232 5
- Barcode (String): 650670002325
- Matrix / Runout: RPP-CA CR52053 RICHARD DEVINE ASECT: DSECT 02
- Mastering SID Code: IFPI LL27
Other Versions (3)
View AllTitle (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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Recently Edited | Asect:Dsect (2×12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, Album, Special Cut) | Schematic | SCH 023 | US | 2003 | ||
Recently Edited | Asect:Dsect (CDr, Album, Promo) | Schematic, Asphodel | none | US | 2003 | ||
Recently Edited | Asect:Dsect (CD, Album) | P-Vine Records, Schematic | PCD-23435 | Japan | 2003 |
Recommendations
Reviews
- Deliciously dark, Richard Devine's ASECT:DSECT never lets up over its running time, a dense conglomeration of sound and noise. And though "Cprec" starts the album off beatless, ""Dansk Rap" brings in hip-hop heaviness and "Floccus" the abstract breaks. Some melody edges its way into "Corina Chirac" and makes that track all the stronger for it. Devine's work with DSP comes to the fore with "Vo Stream Bas," and "Rusx Fee" piles everything on for a thick slab of sound. He ends the album by clearing everything out and returning to a melody, the sad tune of "Randale," which doesn't abandon the gritty beats, but gives them something to work with.
- A welcome return to form for Devine, which finally incorporates both dizzying production techniques for which he is reknowned and the furiously kinetic rhythms for which he's actually listened to. The best thing I've heard on Schematic since <strong>Brown Out</strong>.