Detailled, deep, pristine: the adjectives often used to describes Noel Wessels's output as DJ Hidden or The Outside Agency are even more accurate for the long-awaited first album by his new Semiomime project. A highly evocative and changing soundtrack to a yet-to-be-written movie, «From Memory» is a tour de force in emotional, multi-instrumental music writing and production. Close your eyes and let Semiomime guide you through his mysterious, intimidating but not unfriendly sonic journey.
Опубликовано: 22 янв. 2016 г.Following the headlights
Gotta find a way back to you
I can be the white knight
You can play the princess
We'll be running like outlaws
Hiding in the midnight
Break down them gates
Let in the sunlight
Throw me over these walls
High up in the atmosphere
If I could catapult my heart
What's the empire for
I'm gonna get you outta here
If I could catapult my heart
To where you are
You say you had your heart broken
What a stupid little thing to do
Now you're tied to a train track
But I'm a gonna come
and rescue you
Make no mistake
I'll do whatever it takes
To get over these walls
High up in the atmosphere
If I could catapult my heart
What's the empire for
Ooh I'm gonna get you outta here
If I could catapult my heart
To where you are
If I could catapult my heart
Oh throw me over these walls
Ooh high up in the atmosphere
If I could catapult my heart
What's the empire for
Ooh I'm gonna get you outta here
If I could catapult my heart
To where you are
If I could catapult my heart
To where you are
I'm gonna catapult my heart.
Andrew Weatherall's name is one of the most widely regarded in British electronic music by those who have helped define it — Terry Farley, Paul Oakenfold and New Order to name a few.
Beginning his career as a journalist and starting the 'Boy's Own' fanzine, he met Danny Rampling while DJing in North London and was invited to be a resident at his legendary Shoom nights. His reputation continued to grow and as a producer he remixed tracks for the likes of Bjork and Manic Street Preachers, has released his own tracks on various labels including Warp, and along with Primal Scream won the first ever Mercury Music Prize for 'Screamadelica'.
Andrew Weatherall — Selective Walking [Rotters Golf Club]
Sudden Death of Stars — Supernovae [Close Up]
Jeff & Jane Hudson — 3 x 3 [Dark Entries]
Lerosa — Somethings Endure [Photic Fields]
Front 242 — Principles (Instrumental) [LTM]
Massonix — Raybestos [Disposable Music]
Bruno Spoerri — Swiss Pack [Disposable Music]
Trans — Rock Steady [Rough Trade]
Don Drummond with Aubrey Adams' Group — Dew Drops [Sunrise Records]
Horace Smart — Ruffer Ruff [Trojan Records]
The Upsetters — Ruffer Dub [Trojan Records]
Jah Wobble — Post Modern [30 Hertz Records]
Blitzkrieg Patrol — Flowers for the Emperor [Vital Records]
The Limiñanas — Votre Cote Yeye m'Emmerde [Trouble In Mind]
Wild Women & The Savages — I Need A Freak [White]
The KVB — Passing By [A Recordings]
BLO — Preacher Man [Mr Bongo]
A. Sagittarian — Conquering Lions [Elastic Dreams]
A. Sagittarian — Network Restoration [Elastic Dreams]
Droids — Shanti Dance [Because Music]
Pere Ubu — Modern Dance [Fontana]
Sam Roberts Band — We're All In This Together (Andrew Weatherall Remix) [100% Records]
Primal Scream — Goodbye Johnny (Weatherall Nyabingi Remix) [Ignition Records]
Blue Rondo á la Turk — Klakto Vesedstien (Andrew Weatherall Remix) [White]
Rocket Man — Rockets [Because]
Musicargo — Adieu Und Adios [Emotional Response]
