Beanfield - Planetary Deadlock

buy here: https://beanfield.bandcamp.com/album/beanfield Release: 1 September 1997 Cat-no: CPT 033-1 / -2 /- 3 Format: 12” / CD / Digital Hey, have you ever seen the close-up of a beanfield, or can you imagine what it looks like? If you can’t you will have to wait another thirty years for the real thing when these 10sqm chunks of the moon will be sold by the International Space Selling Corporation. Bevor then Beanfield - the act - give you another rare and unique microcosm. Nourished by ancient elements of Rare Groove and Latin Jazz from the Old School into a modern, urban Electro of thier own. Conjuring up aural images remiscent of Jurassic-style monster movie soundtracks, the human melting-pot of New York, and the mystic exoticism of the Brazilian Jungle, Beanfield fuse musical skill with analogue & digital technology - all on top of a thick layer of funky grooves - to create the freshest sound you will come across for a long time. For this record Beanfield are Michael Reinboth, Jan Krause and Tobias Meggle, providing superfunky grooves. Listen to the absurdly catchy "Planetary Deadlock" (vocoder courtesy of Boris Geiger), or the experimental electro-jazz of "Green Angel" (containing a Wurlitzer solo by Jazz-pianist Till Sahm). Whichever track you turn into, you will encounter BEANFIELD’s highly individualistic mix of sublime funky noise fragments woven into complex webs of global grooving beats. And watch out for the haunted video to "Planetary Deadlock", a creation by underground filmmaker Klaus Tartler in which he combines various video formats to create a unique, intricate set of images which perfectly capture the surrounding musical landscapes. Compost Records: https://compost-rec.com/