Geiom - Black Screen (new album!)
Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2012 9:20 am
****OUT NOW!!!!!*******
http://boomkat.com/downloads/600313-geiom-black-screen
Yes yes, Geiom's third album, Black Screen, is on the way next month on Frijsfo Beats.
Please show your support for Geiom, he was a big part of the dubstep scene back in the day and was playing DMZ before a lot of today's producers even heard the sound! Check it:
"2007's Island Noise continued his association with the dubstep scene, which included releases on the Skull Disco, Deep Medi and Planet Mu labels, and appearances on Tempa’s Dubstep Allstars and Rinse mix CDs. But before that was 2001's Sellotape Flowers, a freeform collection of electronica for Neo Ouija (a label which Metamatics, Xela and Apparat have also called home). On Black Screen this whole history comes together – but the album certainly doesn't showcase Geiom's repertoire in a museum-like sense. Instead it's a fertile cross-pollination of his work's many different facets, fully combining for the first time. The title doesn't seem to suggest shutdown or dead ends, but rather the sense of possibility you felt before powering up an iPad or a Commodore 64 for the first time..."
FACT Magazine: http://www.factmag.com/2012/10/09/ever- ... ive-years/
Resident Advisor: http://www.residentadvisor.net/news.aspx?id=17873
Frijsfo Beats: http://www.frijsfo.com/uploads/Geiom_Bl ... -SHEET.jpg
http://boomkat.com/downloads/600313-geiom-black-screen
Yes yes, Geiom's third album, Black Screen, is on the way next month on Frijsfo Beats.
Please show your support for Geiom, he was a big part of the dubstep scene back in the day and was playing DMZ before a lot of today's producers even heard the sound! Check it:
"2007's Island Noise continued his association with the dubstep scene, which included releases on the Skull Disco, Deep Medi and Planet Mu labels, and appearances on Tempa’s Dubstep Allstars and Rinse mix CDs. But before that was 2001's Sellotape Flowers, a freeform collection of electronica for Neo Ouija (a label which Metamatics, Xela and Apparat have also called home). On Black Screen this whole history comes together – but the album certainly doesn't showcase Geiom's repertoire in a museum-like sense. Instead it's a fertile cross-pollination of his work's many different facets, fully combining for the first time. The title doesn't seem to suggest shutdown or dead ends, but rather the sense of possibility you felt before powering up an iPad or a Commodore 64 for the first time..."
FACT Magazine: http://www.factmag.com/2012/10/09/ever- ... ive-years/
Resident Advisor: http://www.residentadvisor.net/news.aspx?id=17873
Frijsfo Beats: http://www.frijsfo.com/uploads/Geiom_Bl ... -SHEET.jpg
