Genre/Influences: Dark-electro. Background/Info: Peter Van Bogaert is a Belgian dark-elector artist I’ve kept an eye…
Genre/Influences: Dark-electro.
Background/Info: Peter Van Bogaert is a
Belgian dark-elector artist I’ve kept an eye on since the late 80s. He got
involved in different projects, but Liquid G. always remained his main project.
This album features a fine selection of unreleased (and reworked) tracks that
were composed all over the years. The album is also available as a very limited
cassette format.
Content: If you’re familiar with
Liquid G. you directly will recognize
his typical dark-electronic universe. It’s a danceable composition, but also
features an atmospheric side. The production is rough and somewhat
industrial-like. It’s pure underground, but also reveals a more elaborated
writing while the vocals are less present.
+ + + : I get the feeling that
Peter Van Bogaert has seriously reworked and improved these songs. I also get
the impression that these songs have been improved with new and modern
equipment. The songs remain in the purest Liquid G. style, but they also reveal
a more intelligent and elaborated writing. Liquid G. took me by surprise and
this after more than 30 years of involvement. The retro-style featuring great
analogue sound treatments creates a great fusion with the modern touch on top
of the songs. There are several great songs featured –also featuring
contributions from other projects Peter has been involved with like Hydrom Line
and Subsection 1.
– – – : There are a few remixes
at the end of the album, which can’t totally convince me.
Conclusion: Liquid G. already has a
serious discography, but it appears that this musician is getting better and
better; I even consider this album as his best work in history!
Best songs: “Fukushima – Extended Mix v2016”, “WW Disasters”,
“Scrap 130426 v2”, “The Last Flight v4”.
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