Q-Burns Abstract Message, Feng Shui - 1h 10m 37s

Tracks & Durations

1. He's A Skull	6:42
2. Solar Car	5:33
3. Jennifer	5:28
4. Feel	5:35
5. New Patterns	6:43
6. Feng Shui	5:22
7. Kinda Picky	5:17
8. A.S.T.	6:25
9. There Must Be Something...	5:32
10. Leela	8:16
11. Talking Box	9:37

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Review

For the appropriately titled Feng Shui, Orlando, Florida, producer Michael Donaldson attempts to apply the Eastern laws of artistic organization--that everything must have its place--to his music. This makes Q-Burns Abstract Message's full-length debut a more simplistic affair than one would expect from a man who is immersed in club culture as a popular remixer, DJ, and head of the prestigious Eighth Dimension label. The minimal synthesizer motifs give the disc an early-'80s feel, which is amplified by the mechanical vocals on "Feel" and the cover of Faust's "Jennifer," featuring Daniel Agust of Gus Gus on vocals. Donaldson also incorporates some electro influences on "New Patterns" and the funky title track, while Agust reappears on the album's best cut, an absorbing love song sung in Icelandic called "A.S.T." It's an angular and unexpected beginning. --Aidin Vaziri

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