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Inch Time - Icicles &; Snowflakes

Recommended by us on 27th November 2006

Icicles &; Snowflakes by Inch Time

5...according to our on Mon 27 Nov, 2006.

That Inch Time CD that came out on Static Caravan was dead good. I don't know if anyone remembers it but it was a winner. Consequently the new 7" single (icicles & Snowflakes) came to me with some anticipation. It's absolutely lovely clicky melodic electronica of the highest order. There's more jungle sounds in there (like the last album) and to be it sounds like a more organic Toytronic release. ie one with some and feeling. Play it a few times and it really gets under your skin...... quality...

Some Thoughts: Over the holiday period the static brothers got bored and decided to try their hand at HOME BREW (the new rocknroll / comedy / knitting / black / Ronnie Barker etc.) Two bottles of vodka, a Battenberg cake, some sweat from king creosotes brow, 1 pp3 battery, a twist of blood, some kiwi fruit etc. leave to bubble for a few weeks and ahoy we have van brew. So they rang everybody on their silly label for a party and the only person who drinks is Stefan Panzak, Inch-Time to you and others. In return Stefan has delivered two sides of irresistible electronic sound and we intend to send these promo copies along with a bottle to all, especially those loveable radio 6 djs. Some Facts: Inch-Times debut album (Any colour you Like) was released as ltd CD in Europe by Static Caravan to heaps of praise. Placing it amongst the top 15 electronica releases of 2006, The Wire reviewed the album as a luminous collection of music that deserves a wider hearing. Panczak is blessed with a marvellously unhurried sense of placement and these pieces unfurl with an almost ceremonious poise. Kyoto proves the point, counter pointing trembling pizzicatos with a wistfully circular arrangement for string quartet and calmly conjuring a richly melancholy atmosphere without the faintest hint of gimmickry.

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