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Sonic Boom Almost Nothing Is Nearly Enoug Vinyl LP Neon Kandy Colour 2021

Original price £31.99 - Original price £31.99
Original price
£31.99
£31.99 - £31.99
Current price £31.99
Cat no. CAK151LP

Neon Kandy Colour Vinyl

Tracklist:

1. Just Imagine
2. On a Summer s Day
3. Tick Tock
4. Things Like This (A Little Bit Deeper)
5. I Can See Light Bend
6. Tawkin Tekno
7. Almost Nothing Is Nearly Enough
8. Make It About (The Way That You Live)

To Sonic Boom’s Pete Kember, re-imagining the past can lead to ways forward on life’s natural, interconnected path. In April of 2020, he released his first album in over 20 years called All Things Being Equal, a lush and psychedelic record full of interwoven synthesizers and droning vocal melodies, concerned with the state of humanity and the natural world. An entire year later, Kember has re-imagined his last release and created an album of self-remixed tracks called Almost Nothing Is Nearly Enough, inspired by the spirit of late 70s, early 80s records by artists like Kraftwerk, Blondie and Eddy Grant. His new album is hypnotic and moody, holding onto the existential framework of the original, but exposes a fresh, beating realm of possibility.

Almost Nothing Is Nearly Enough includes remixes of six tracks from All Things Being Equaland two tracks previously released exclusively in Japan. The album opens just like the original, with “Just Imagine”in its remixed form. The modular synthesizer at its foundation sounds familiar, but as the song progresses it branches out into various veins of sparkling embellishments and deep humming to truly expand the world that the song attempts to envision. On the albums’title track “Almost Nothing Is Nearly Enough,” Kember’s instrumentation mirrors the interactions he wishes to inspire; synthesizers responding and building on one another, a conversation of sorts that the human world currently seems to avoid.