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Not that there's much to say, English Stephen Wilkinson had stunned us in 2009 with "Ambivalence Avenue", many had first approached with Boards of Canada, but the time said that not only does not matter much, but in truth that Stephen created his album the same way as "Concept," almost in styles can be baptized with Neologisms, just as you do with those few genes that create styles and trends so far unseen. Here he is this. The same
Warp to release the album has issued a statement declaring that they are not even a Waits album like that. A sampling of Stephen
can go from a wobbly joke or to sample 70 years older .. but distorted of course, until you get to beat in the quarter that recall the disco-rock
To be clear Bokeh is a term well known in the photograph: it is all that is out of focus.
It's not quantifiable, but the photographers and lens manufacturers are obsessed with it. In Japanese it means "fog", "Blur".
Wilkinson says: I called the album "Mind Bokeh" because I am interested in the effect of blurring the mind is through meditation, or chemicals or anything else - is a state of mind quite alien to Westerners.
The album is like its title, it fits the songs perfectly. On March 28
out Mind Bokeh .. buy it
9 / 10
MarKio
Not that there's much to say, English Stephen Wilkinson had stunned us in 2009 with "Ambivalence Avenue", many had first approached with Boards of Canada, but the time said that not only does not matter much, but in truth that Stephen created his album the same way as "Concept," almost in styles can be baptized with Neologisms, just as you do with those few genes that create styles and trends so far unseen. Here he is this. The same
Warp to release the album has issued a statement declaring that they are not even a Waits album like that. A sampling of Stephen
can go from a wobbly joke or to sample 70 years older .. but distorted of course, until you get to beat in the quarter that recall the disco-rock
To be clear Bokeh is a term well known in the photograph: it is all that is out of focus.
It's not quantifiable, but the photographers and lens manufacturers are obsessed with it. In Japanese it means "fog", "Blur".
Wilkinson says: I called the album "Mind Bokeh" because I am interested in the effect of blurring the mind is through meditation, or chemicals or anything else - is a state of mind quite alien to Westerners.
The album is like its title, it fits the songs perfectly. On March 28
out Mind Bokeh .. buy it
9 / 10
MarKio
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