When
the first thing that you hear on a cassette are vocals that are high pitched
yet not really sped up and the first thing that you think of are the Minions
talking, you have to wonder if you watch too many kids movies. Later on, I can also hear these sort of
electronic tones which make me think of something out of Wall-E, and I’m pretty
sure the fact that I have a two year old is showing.
Although
an interesting fact is that I watched both “Wall-E” and “Despicable Me” before
ever having a child, but the fact that I do have one is probably partially why
I’ve seen the movies so many times and they are right there in the front of my
mind.
This
is my second time being exposed to Le Scrambled Debutante, and it’s just as
good as the first if not a continuation of it on some level. It continues to hold the pattern of
electronic ambient sounds with static, sharp feedback, sampling and just the
overall qualities of being on a submarine.
I’ve
not looked too closely into the history of Le Scrambled Debutante and only know
from looking them up via Attenuation Circuit that they have one cassette other
than the two I’ve reviewed (This being the second), but I’m about to find out
everything I can about them and listen to it all because they are one of the
greatest things these ears has ever heard.
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