Fx by Mith Naarc
review by way of: http://agier.blogspot.lt/2017/08/mirth-naarc-fx-2016.html
This handful of tracks is created by Martinas Rakshtinas aka Martin Rach, a prolific and talented artist from Lithuania. Mirth Naarc is one of the projects of him and this album of 22 minutes is tagged by him as techno, dance, and abstract hip-hop. More profoundly, spiky incisive drumming is tightly mixed up with an electro matter if to describe it in a gross way. Yet stylistically it is a case of contemporary hip-hop music where digitalised technology and a multi-faceted rhythmic approach prevail the course. A lot of different rhythmic shapes which either are followed by each other or used to be superimposed on each other partly. Emotionally its lightheartedness is beguiling because the ultimate impact of it can be quite dystopia-related and therefore depressive. The machines are governing over a human being mercilessly. Without any emotion, without any discrimination. The issue is released on Folksoundomy, and Free Music Archive.
Tracklist
| 1. | purple ball in the mist | 4:15 |
| 2. | geometry of strings | 4:09 |
| 3. | maze dancer | 4:13 |
| 4. | glass petals | 4:19 |
| 5. | for the beautiful beasts of 5 am | 5:14 |
