Byron Yeates - Time Machine [Radiant Love]

[m_st]

not listened to much of his track since Dreaming is Essential. Time machine has an infectious groove when in its full flow. Liquid sky has some classic synth use.

Liquid Sky

Hyper-hyper

Time Machine

Trip to Eclipse (w. Spray)

 

[HTY]

Sigh. Imagine liking every single part of the track, whether thats the drums, the different synths, the bass, how balanced everything sounds.... but still feeling nothing when the tracks end. When Liquid Sky started I thought I might be onto a TOTY, but like the rest it sound 75% finished, with the rest of the music missing. They feel almost amateur, even though the sounds themselves sounds excellent and better than most. I appreciate the style but not the final product. Am I being too analytical about them, or cruel?

 

[Hensmon]

Yep I agree with above more or less

 

[SaltAcidFatHeatAcid]

Sigh. Imagine liking every single part of the track, whether thats the drums, the different synths, the bass, how balanced everything sounds.... but still feeling nothing when the tracks end. When Liquid Sky started I thought I might be onto a TOTY, but like the rest it sound 75% finished, with the rest of the music missing. They feel almost amateur, even though the sounds themselves sounds excellent and better than most. I appreciate the style but not the final product. Am I being too analytical about them, or cruel?

Yeates has always been pretty polarizing for me in this sense. I think it's just his style, as his production chops are up there with the better undergrounders. I rarely cop any of his tracks though I know he's pretty regarded in this scene.