Pure Trash

Track Listings

1. Simple Exercises

2. Dark Lord of Rhodes

3. When Things Were Looking Up

4. Rock It to the Next Episode

5. Bye Rhodsy

6. I Think I'm Getting Married

7. Bring the Happiness

8. G Eye

9. Naoise

10. Pure Trash

11. Building a Strange Child

12. Last Plan

Average customer rating:

mind-blowing idm for everyone
A Surreal Sophomore Outing For Dosh

Pure Trash
Dosh
Manufacturer: Anticon
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

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The Lost Take
Naoise
Dosh
Forcefield Kids
Soft Money

ASIN: B0002Y4SWU
Release Date: 2004-10-19

Tracks:

Simple Exercises
Dark Lord Of Rhodes
This Is When Things Were Looking Up
Rock It To The Next Episode
Bye Rhodsy
I Think I'm Getting Married
Bring The Happiness
G Eye
Naoise
Pure Trash
Building A Strange Child
The Last Plan

Customer Reviews:

mind-blowing idm for everyone.......2004-12-09

I highly recommend this album if you like artists like Boards of Canada, Aphex Twin, and DJ Shadow. This album lays out beautiful sonic landscapes backed by amazing percussion/beats and pulls it off without sounding derivitive of anyone.

A Surreal Sophomore Outing For Dosh.......2004-11-17

"Pure Trash" the beautiful follow-up to Dosh's previous self-titled debut comes on the cusp of his "Naoise," EP which is in itself a journey into the clash of harmonic equilibrium. Anticon, best known for supporting nothing but excellent talents, has again proven themselves by backing Minneapolis' Dosh. "Pure Trash" has a somehow crisper sound, better produced one might say, but all this means is Dosh's whirrs, whisps and fuzzy percussion over peace-laden or chaotic-riddled rhodes keyboarding and a plethora of other instrumental venturings, is given the sound it deserves. Like Ray Charles said, the only questiong that matters in the end is: "What does it sound like?" This album sounds amazing. Driving in my car is my favorite place to explore the dreamscapes Dosh has created, with so many moments of clarity through dissonance and consonance, it is easy to daydream while somehow drumming along and adding your own vocals. This is a great listen and I'm sure that there is nothing but good things to come.