Thursday Next : When the Fall.
Interesting techno made by skinny boys.
The tracks on this album transition easily from the dance floor to a movie score, channelling influences like Underworld, Aphex Twin, and William Orbit. Toronto composer Mark Aylward hooked up with engineer / producer James Miles on the latest Thursday Next sessions. A solid multi-instrumentalist, Aylward layers lush acoustic elements over broken beats with dramatic flair. Thursday Next is complex, cinematic, and cool. Just listen.
Songs:
1. Pho
2. Novia
3. The Calm Before
4. First Blush
5. Asia Minor
6. Sufferkate
7. Anything Boys
8. When the Fall
9. Small Saints
10. Last Looks 3-3
Listen to: the entire album.
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Release date: 11/23/2012
Thursday Next lives in Toronto Canada
Tagged as: Electronica, Techno
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Thursday Next : When the Fall.