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-A GREAT ALBUM OF URBAN MELODIES AND RHYTHMS-
BLOCKHEAD - DOWNTOWN SCIENCE (2005)
Label:Ninja Tune
Tracklist:
1. Expiration Date
2. Roll Out the Red Carpet
3. Serenade
4. Cherry Picker
5. Crashing Down
6. Stop Motion Traffic
7. The Art of Walking
8. Good Block Bad Block
9. Dough Nation
10. Quiet Storm
11. The First Snowfall
12. Long Walk Home
54 : 15 min
"...This is one of those instrumental albums where you can lose yourself in the music with ease and still be surprised by the twists and turns through which Blockhead�s production takes you. It�s the perfect soundtrack to a grey winter morning or a quiet, lounging sunday. An ode to Manhattan that transcends geographical borders, this is just great instrumental music like they don�t make much of anymore. While the man can flip some great beats for the likes of Aesop or Cage, here he shows that he can also take on you a journey without any vocal help. It�s all in the delivery, and �Downtown Science� comes ringing to your door and drops off a great album of urban melodies and rhythms you can take with you down any concrete landscape..."
BLOCKHEAD - DOWNTOWN SCIENCE (2005)
Label:Ninja Tune
Tracklist:
1. Expiration Date
2. Roll Out the Red Carpet
3. Serenade
4. Cherry Picker
5. Crashing Down
6. Stop Motion Traffic
7. The Art of Walking
8. Good Block Bad Block
9. Dough Nation
10. Quiet Storm
11. The First Snowfall
12. Long Walk Home
54 : 15 min
"...This is one of those instrumental albums where you can lose yourself in the music with ease and still be surprised by the twists and turns through which Blockhead�s production takes you. It�s the perfect soundtrack to a grey winter morning or a quiet, lounging sunday. An ode to Manhattan that transcends geographical borders, this is just great instrumental music like they don�t make much of anymore. While the man can flip some great beats for the likes of Aesop or Cage, here he shows that he can also take on you a journey without any vocal help. It�s all in the delivery, and �Downtown Science� comes ringing to your door and drops off a great album of urban melodies and rhythms you can take with you down any concrete landscape..."
Kper/ukhh.com
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