If
nothing else, Ectoplasm and Jaqkquil demonstrate how two seemingly similar
genres can really be oh-so-different when orchestrated as such.
On
Side A, we have Ectoplasm, who has this drone sort of sense to an ambient
mixture of space and Phil Collins drums.
In many ways, it is the instrumental version of a song from the 1980’s
or early 1990’s (Again, think Phil Collins), only it is slowed down to this
almost crawl of a pace. There are some
computer noises and it picks up a little bit, but for the most part this is the
slower counterpart to something you might find on the Beverly Hills Cop
soundtrack.
On
the flip side (In more ways than one), you have Jaqkquil who offers up something
from the Beverly Hills Cop soundtrack in an instrumental sense, only it is
seemingly sped up from what you would expect on there. There are excerpts of vocals here and
there, so it could be something closer to seapunk though not necessarily seapunk
itself. (Glo-fi? Chillwave? You tell me)
If
the loops weren’t so present on Jaqkquil’s side and not on Ectoplasm’s side I
would almost begin to think that this was a single piece of music played at a
slow tempo on Side A and a much faster tempo on Side B, but again, it only
appears that way which in fact makes these two piece compliment each other that
much better.
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