Amaurote - Binary Code Forbidden
[MRMCDR10]
Format: CD-R
Label: Minimal Resource Manipulation Notify Me ( ? )
So far the Minimal Resource Manipulation label released music by Matt Atkins, the label owner who works as Platform. Now he releases music by someone, one Joey Frohikey who lives in the Czech Republic, where he works with a netlabel called Cryoworks and since short with Amaurote as his own musical project. 'Binary Code Forbidden' is his debut release and has four tracks of what can be best classified as IDM music. Minimalist beats, which bend back and forth, pitch up and down in the best Autechre, the early mark thereof. Bits of melody are used, an throughout its not the most complex thing, mainly due to the somewhat minimal rhythms used. Four tracks are perhaps a bit short to form an opinion on this, but its sure nice enough.

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Customer Reviews

On 2012-01-28 00:00:00, 'Don Poe, EAR/Rational Staff Reviewer' gave the following review:
I have this disc on repeat in my office. Upbeat IDM or mid-paced techno. This is home electronics, not club music. I do dig it. Moving rhythms, bouncing melodies and rich sounding but not too dense. The sounds they go for are clean and, thin isn't the right word, but not overly thick and heavy, like how you would think Future Sound of London sounds - this is the opposite. Their sounds leave enough space around them so all the other sounds fit together without stepping on each other's toes. With a title like Binary Code Forbidden does make me think more about electrons zooming around circuit boards - I can see this being the musical adaptation of that concept.

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