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The Cat Box Quartet, Running Uphill

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1736990

Disk length: 43m 15s (11 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2005

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Band Pass Tuning 5:46
2. Arc As Metal 4:08
3. Desa 3:03
4. Slowly Loading Paper 4:21
5. Arc 3 4:12
6. Silent Play As 1:14
7. Song From April 3:38
8. Dub Q (Guitar) 2:59
9. A Melody, A Matter For The Blind 4:19
10. No Wa 3:35
11. Cut 5:52

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Review

Do not adjust your set. For while the most logical explanation for the curious melange of rhythm and melody emanating from your musical apparatus may appear to be an infestation of insects, the culprits are in fact human; one and all. This delicious blend of thumb piano, viola da gamba and melodica may sound as though it's orchestrated by a chamber ensemble of centipede, daddy long-legs, grasshopper and locust, but it's actually the work of Copenhagen-based multi-instrumentalist Marc Kellaway and his cohorts, otherwise known as The Cat Box Quartet. And what a heady noise they make. Those looking for comparisons may nod towards the childlike, ambient textures of Iceland's Mum or towards Kieren Hebden's work with Four Tet and Fridge, but The Cat Box Quartet's fusion of magnified acoustic sounds and lazy melody is distinctly their own, a warm, organic pleasure. Further references for rough sketching: toy gamelan, spaghetti ambient, Kim Hiorthy, Sack & Blumm, early Mouse on Mars, Graeme Revell's Insect Musicians, Becker & Bates at their most pastoral/psychedelic.

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