I am always excited to hear the new musical expeditions from 3D and crew. Neil's solo album was decent and with this ep including a visit from alumni, Tricky, and other outside collaborations, I was excited for the possibilities. I am happy that I am delighted by the sounds. This release is another welcome addition of sonic gold. It certainly is in line with 3D's more recent experiments in songwriting and production. If you like a colourful canvas of sound and enjoy Massive Attack, you will be more than satisfied with Ritual Spirit. Also, see the video for the single! Buy at Amazon: http://amzn.to/1KfNvuv
Today was a day of communication breakdown or emails being lost or something to that effect. I suppose my time was not wasted as I was able to complete other goals in the interim.
I had a good time seeing Tricky perform last evening in Anaheim... more on that later with photos... For now, the Video(s) Of The Day
Bomb The Bass is a collective organized by the talented, Tim Simenon, who has had a bunch of moderate hits since 1987. He has collaborated with Meat Beat Manifesto, David Bowie, Bjork, Seal, Massive Attack, Justin Warfield (when Justin did hip hop, before his She Wants Revenge business) Gavin Friday (The Virgin Prunes aka U2's influence). He also stepped in to replace Alan Wilder, and produced ULTRA (1997) for DEPECHE MODE, which brought the tunes "Barrel of a Gun", "It's No Good", and "Home" to fruition. He is also known for pulling in members of Tackhead into the mix. Tackhead, not only are the musicians behind the Sugar Hill Records music which was the original HIP HOP music including "RAPPER'S DELIGHT", but also the same people who created and produced the first NIN album, Pretty Hate Machine.
Bomb The Bass - Butterfingers featuring Fujiya Miyagi
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