Beautiful Swimmers' "Big Coast" is a ghostly troupe clad in old-skool Afrocyborg paraphernalia stepping martially to channel-hopping handclaps. The twist lies in the tempo: where one might expect electroid induction, Jamaican rocking ensues instead. Physical blur segues into sonic echo, and our evasive dance across a ivory spiderweb reaches fever pitch within codeine parameters, as we are captured and sacrificed to the loa whose symbols decorate this dark cave. Unavoidable and eagerly embraced.
MP3: Beautiful Swimmers: "Big Coast"
TheĀ Beautiful Swimmers 12" is out now on Future Times
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Posted by
20jazzfunkgreats
on 07/13/2010 at 8 a.m..
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