Blazing Minds

Now most of those that know me will know I’m a big fan of music, I even dabble in electronica music myself, so when I found out that Davidoth was releasing a new album I jumped at the chance to get a copy of it..

Davidoth is an Experimental Electronica band formed early 2000 in Warwick, Rhode Island USA. The band is led by its main Composer / Producer David Radcliffe who often switches between band members session by session with the only consistent member to date being Ed Anton.

What you get on 28 Discs Later is pure unadulterated Experimental Electronica, which from start to finish is just a pure joy to listen to, even if your not a fan of the genre, it will still keep you listening, the sound quality of the album is crystal and well produced.

As you can see I’m reviewing the Limited Special Edition which does include several bonus tracks, one of which is a remix the Garbage track Androgyny and it’s a great remix, still keeps the feeling of the original but has that Davidoth feel to the whole thing.

Out of the ten tracks on the album I must say that Starlit Highway is my favourite and believe me it was a tough choice to make, all the tracks are top notch, but this track just seems to appeal to me and it feels a bit like the great tracks that Orbital used to produce in the early days, running at just over nine and a half minutes it’s a musical masterpiece, great bass, synths and beats, I mean what else could you ask for

I really can’t fault this album, it’s going to sound great wherever and on whatever you play it on, but play it LOUD and show your support for some great independent music.

So if you’re looking for some great Experimental Electronica then this is certainly an album to get your hands on..

For more information of Davidoth then check out the artist at MySpace, AcidPlanet, SoundCloud and SoundClick. You can also find Davidoth on twitter (@Dave_Radcliffe).

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