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MH-030 Her Space Holiday - Let's Get Quiet Vol. 1  Her Space Holiday continues to refine his production abilities with the four-track EP, Let's Get Quiet Vol. 1. The opening title track fuses vast orchestral arrangements with Dj friendly drum programming. "The Phonograph" is an intricate mesh of hip-hop inspired drums and light-hearted toy-synth work. "The Means Destroy The End" blends traditional downtempo hip-hop and clever song structure. "Such Small Hands" brings the EP to a big close, building intricate electronics into a rollicking blend of traditional American instruments and dance floor production. Let's Get Quiet Vol. 1 is a great addition to the Mush catalog, widening Her Space Holiday's appeal to the dance realm while keeping his signature sound intact. |
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| Let's Get Quiet feels larger than it is, because imagery flashes inside its songs - All Music Guide |
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| Let's Get Quiet, Vol. 1, a brief but bounteous EP of four instrumentals, arrived in May 2005 from Mush. Its release anticipated Her Space Holiday's full-length from that year, Past Presents the Future; however, the textures of these songs are completely different. While Past Presents was a worthy follow-up to Young Machines - all pristine beats and reflective vocals - Let's Get Quiet presents measured, layered arrangements that push along on a central theme, like the swirling romance strings of the title track or "The Means Destroy the End." There also seems to be a subtle hip-hop influence in the rhythms, like in the work of Daedelus or Dabrye. Let's Get Quiet feels larger than it is, because imagery flashes inside its songs. - All Music Guide |
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