µ-Ziq, Royal Astronomy - 58m 44s

Tracks & Durations

1. Scaling	4:10
2. The Hwicci Song	3:43
3. Autumn Acid	3:42
4. Slice	4:41
5. Carpet Muncher	3:00
6. The Motorbike Track	7:24
7. Mentim	4:27
8. The Fear	4:24
9. Gruber's Mandolin	2:39
10. World of Leather	4:22
11. Scrape	1:42
12. 56	3:47
13. Burst Your Arm	6:26
14. Goodbye, Goodbye	4:09

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Review

Even in the sensation-crazed world of experimental techno, quirkiness for its own sake is only a good thing the first few times you hear it. That's why the music Mike Paradinas makes as Mu-Ziq is such a joy: you're hearing a fertile, young mind bask in its own creativity, and there are also these weird little melodies going on, as well. Mu-Ziq records are rarely focused, which is at times a liability and at others a minor miracle. Royal Astronomy is the most user-friendly Mu-Ziq record to date, with lovely diva vocals and more textures and hooks than ever to accompany both the frenetic, sped-up drill-and-bass tracks and the mellow, loopy ones. Mu-Ziq's rhythmic experiments are coated in whimsy and tempered with lyricism. --Mike McGonigal

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