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DJ Krush - 深層 "The Message At The Depth" FLAC album

DJ Krush - 深層 "The Message At The Depth" FLAC album

Tracklist

The Blackhole
Trihedron
Supreme Team
Toki No Tabiji (Journey Of Time)
The Lost Voices
Song For John Walker
But The World Moves On
Sanity Requiem
Aletheva (Truthspeaking)
What About Tomorrow
D'you Hear That?

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SRJL 1063~64 DJ Krush 深層 "The Message At The Depth" ‎(2xLP, Album) SMEJ SRJL 1063~64 Japan 2002
none DJ Krush Shinsou ‎(CDr, Album, Promo) Small none France 2002
COL 509698 1, 5096981000 DJ Krush 深層 "The Message At The Depth" ‎(2xLP, Album) Columbia, Columbia COL 509698 1, 5096981000 Europe 2002
SRCL 5403 DJ Krush 深層 "The Message At The Depth" ‎(CD, Album) Sony Music Records SRCL 5403 Japan 2002
COL 509698 2, 5096982000 DJ Krush 深層 "The Message At The Depth" ‎(CD, Album) Columbia, Columbia COL 509698 2, 5096982000 Europe 2002
none DJ Krush 深層 "The Message At The Depth" ‎(CDr, Album, Promo) Columbia none UK 2002
W71052 DJ Krush 深層 "The Message At The Depth" ‎(2xLP, Album) Red Ink W71052 US 2003
CK 91725 DJ Krush 深層 "The Message At The Depth" ‎(CD, Album) Sony Music Records CK 91725 Canada 2003
WK71052 DJ Krush 深層 "The Message At The Depth" ‎(CD, Album, Enh) Red Ink WK71052 US 2003
MOVLP1153 DJ Krush 深層 "The Message At The Depth" ‎(2xLP, Album, Ltd, Num, RE, 180) Es.U.Es Corporation, Music On Vinyl MOVLP1153 Europe 2014
MOVLP1153 DJ Krush 深層 "The Message At The Depth" ‎(2xLP, Album, RE, 180) Es.U.Es Corporation, Music On Vinyl MOVLP1153 Europe 2014


DJ Krush - 深層 "The Message At The Depth" FLAC album

Musician performer: DJ Krush

Title: 深層 "The Message At The Depth"

Country: Japan

Date of release: 2002

Style: Breakbeat, Experimental, Trip Hop, Downtempo

Genre: Electronic / Hip hop

Size FLAC: 1415 mb

Rating: 4.2 / 5

Votes: 410

Other Formats: APE MOD MMF APE DMF AA VOX

DJ Krush Breakbeat Experimental Trip Hop Downtempo 2002 Japan

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Mr.Twister
Sly & Robbie make everything sound HUGE. Krush should've cut a whole LP with them. The one Howie B cut with Sly & Robbie was insane.
Mr.Twister
Sly & Robbie make everything sound HUGE. Krush should've cut a whole LP with them. The one Howie B cut with Sly & Robbie was insane.
Munimand
Turntablist and producer DJ Krush worldwide can be seen as Japanese hiphopvisitekaartje. Since its debut in 1994 are Strictly Turntablized (largely) instrumental hiphopwerk cheering within extracted by hiphopliefhebbers. This led in the past to very successful collaborations with, among others. Guru and CL Smooth. Also renowned jazz artists as Herbie Hancock, Ronny Jordan and the celebrated Japanese jazz diva Monday Michiru were charmed by his dry but effective beats. Meanwhile, the sound of DJ Krush has grown in the experimental and certainly also the industrial. The Message At The Depth start turning at full speed as if it were on a industrial estate. The heat that we of his earlier work are used to, will be added later. The cd ends, compared with the beginning, remarkably accessible. Especially the last four songs, with cooperation with dubpioniers Sly & Robbie and singer Angelina Esparza stand in stark contrast to the ingenious programmed beats that The Message At The Depth opens. But that this portrait of the versatility of DJ Krush.
Munimand
Turntablist and producer DJ Krush worldwide can be seen as Japanese hiphopvisitekaartje. Since its debut in 1994 are Strictly Turntablized (largely) instrumental hiphopwerk cheering within extracted by hiphopliefhebbers. This led in the past to very successful collaborations with, among others. Guru and CL Smooth. Also renowned jazz artists as Herbie Hancock, Ronny Jordan and the celebrated Japanese jazz diva Monday Michiru were charmed by his dry but effective beats. Meanwhile, the sound of DJ Krush has grown in the experimental and certainly also the industrial. The Message At The Depth start turning at full speed as if it were on a industrial estate. The heat that we of his earlier work are used to, will be added later. The cd ends, compared with the beginning, remarkably accessible. Especially the last four songs, with cooperation with dubpioniers Sly & Robbie and singer Angelina Esparza stand in stark contrast to the ingenious programmed beats that The Message At The Depth opens. But that this portrait of the versatility of DJ Krush.
thrust
The RE of MOVLP1153 has a misprint on the sticker. The message of the depth in stead of The message at the depth
thrust
The RE of MOVLP1153 has a misprint on the sticker. The message of the depth in stead of The message at the depth
Phain
Pretty relentless stuff. Think Krush was on a Scorn tip when he threw this together. Don't believe the hype, this is brilliant, his best right after Kakusei.
Phain
Pretty relentless stuff. Think Krush was on a Scorn tip when he threw this together. Don't believe the hype, this is brilliant, his best right after Kakusei.
Faehn
"Trihedron," the first track off DJ Krush's MESSAGE AT THE DEPTH, morphs from organic sounds to a solid rhythm, as a double bass and, later, a horn, quietly snake their way through. "Toki No Tabiji" is heavier and equally abstract, though the Japanese rap keeps things more down to earth. Krush seems to take a more industrial approach overall to his hip-hop, with the mechanical grind of "Sanity Requiem" or the submarine glugs on "Supreme Team" (which is kept in motion by the Antipop Consortium). The long "The Blackhole" has a jittery paranoia around it, while the cLOUDDEAD guys add their voices to the political "Song For John Walker." Meanwhile, the country-western twang on "Aletheuo (Truthspeaking)" gives that track a unique sensibility, aided, in no small part, by Angelina Esparza's dreamy vocals. Sly & Robbie help out with the dub on "The Lost Voices," while "But The World Moves On" dives back into the jazz. The album ends on the dub of "What About Tomorrow," closing out one of Krush's most complex works to date.
Faehn
"Trihedron," the first track off DJ Krush's MESSAGE AT THE DEPTH, morphs from organic sounds to a solid rhythm, as a double bass and, later, a horn, quietly snake their way through. "Toki No Tabiji" is heavier and equally abstract, though the Japanese rap keeps things more down to earth. Krush seems to take a more industrial approach overall to his hip-hop, with the mechanical grind of "Sanity Requiem" or the submarine glugs on "Supreme Team" (which is kept in motion by the Antipop Consortium). The long "The Blackhole" has a jittery paranoia around it, while the cLOUDDEAD guys add their voices to the political "Song For John Walker." Meanwhile, the country-western twang on "Aletheuo (Truthspeaking)" gives that track a unique sensibility, aided, in no small part, by Angelina Esparza's dreamy vocals. Sly & Robbie help out with the dub on "The Lost Voices," while "But The World Moves On" dives back into the jazz. The album ends on the dub of "What About Tomorrow," closing out one of Krush's most complex works to date.
Wyameluna
Record cover design differ from cd cover, is a really great artwork!
Wyameluna
Record cover design differ from cd cover, is a really great artwork!
Faell
I think this is my favourite DJ Krush release due to the tracks Trihedron and The Black Hole. These are absolutly outstanding tracks. They are both very abstract. The Black Hole sounds like a Chorus/Flanger filter was put on his drum samples, or something like that, making it sound glitchy and stuff, it's totaly insane. The third track is like it, but the samples are less sharp, more repeatitive, and hardcore. Other tracks have this style on this album too, it's my favourite style ever. Also, The Black Hole lasts 9 minutes which is also a great plus! Track 7 is also a good one.
Faell
I think this is my favourite DJ Krush release due to the tracks Trihedron and The Black Hole. These are absolutly outstanding tracks. They are both very abstract. The Black Hole sounds like a Chorus/Flanger filter was put on his drum samples, or something like that, making it sound glitchy and stuff, it's totaly insane. The third track is like it, but the samples are less sharp, more repeatitive, and hardcore. Other tracks have this style on this album too, it's my favourite style ever. Also, The Black Hole lasts 9 minutes which is also a great plus! Track 7 is also a good one.