New Exclusive Olympic Heights - Porn Sword Tobacco

New Exclusive Olympic Heights

Porn Sword Tobacco

  • Genre: Electronic
  • Release Date: 2007-06-01
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 14

  • ℗ 2007 City Centre Offices

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Tools for Trains Porn Sword Tobacco 1:58
2
Den Rosa Sporten Porn Sword Tobacco 1:23
3
Giftwrap Yourself, Slowly Porn Sword Tobacco 5:29
4
Copyright the Universe Porn Sword Tobacco 5:37
5
Ljus, Den Yttersta Gåvan Porn Sword Tobacco 0:49
6
Cubical Fever Porn Sword Tobacco 3:38
7
Comme-Il-Faut (6 ÅR) Porn Sword Tobacco 1:11
8
En Hyllning Till Cyckeln Porn Sword Tobacco 1:56
9
My Lovely Wife Becky Porn Sword Tobacco 0:59
10
Do the Astrowaltz Porn Sword Tobacco 2:17
11
Hierarkisk Symmetri Och Romant Porn Sword Tobacco 0:53
12
Pappa! Min Kärlek Är Gravid Porn Sword Tobacco 4:51
13
U.S. Saloon Props 41/59 Porn Sword Tobacco 2:21
14
Vingar Av Svärd Porn Sword Tobacco 2:07

Reviews

  • Headphone Commute Review

    5
    By Headphone Commute
    Whispering trees, lazy crawling trains, and soft boiled rain drops are just some of the colorful and abstract elements that dance behind my eyelids when I listen to an album by Henrik Jonsson. The Swedish producer from Gothenburg collects lo-fi beats and left-field experimental sounds that swish among flanged hits and phase through filtered sweeps. Jonsson effortlessly blends modern classical into folktronica into ambient into a style categorized only as his own. The dreamlike soundscapes sprinkled with background subliminal heartbeats and soul-sinking dysphoric melodies transform me into a child who is eavesdropping on a live improvised folk concert in a beautiful country through a digital seashell with dangling electrodes. Can you picture a shop on the edge of a forest that sells the products comprising of this artist's name? SPLAT! "..my lovely wife, Becky... She's back there multitasking as usual..."
  • My, my; an actual "album!"

    5
    By Orcasisla
    It's difficult not to throw too many superlatives at this recording--most especially since/because it's such a low-key (and lo-fi: tape hiss is a veritable instrument in most of the songs) and moody work. It is, though, first and foremost, an honest-to-goodness album that pays special attention to a logical narrative progression and sustains interest even as it rewards your attention. Concise, gorgeous, atmospheric, melodic sonic storytelling--true headphone music.