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Wire to Wire
Robert Hood
Wire to Wire
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
 
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From the opening bars of "Make a Wish" the lead track on Robert Hood?s new long player Wire to Wire, you know you?re in for a musical treat. Robert?s long association with the ?minimal sound? is well documented and rightly...  more »

     
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All Artists: Robert Hood
Title: Wire to Wire
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Peacefrog
Release Date: 10/14/2003
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Styles: Techno, Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 689781204229

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From the opening bars of "Make a Wish" the lead track on Robert Hood?s new long player Wire to Wire, you know you?re in for a musical treat. Robert?s long association with the ?minimal sound? is well documented and rightly so - his Minimal Nation on Jeff Mills? Axis label is still considered the benchmark for the genre nearly 8 or so years on. But Robert is definitely no one trick pony, his rare and beautiful Nighttime World on Cheap is a beautiful concoction of jazzy electronics still sought after by many non techno / electronic music fans today. Wire to Wire manages to flirt with both of these timeless classics while still remaining fresh and original - from the beautiful & ethereal "Make A Wish", "Slightly", and "Fragile Moments", to the haunting and eerie hip hop beats of "The Game" or the dubbed out futurism of "Upon A Millennial Moment", Wire to Wire certainly give us a glimpse into Robert?s electronic prowess. A perfectly balanced album to be enjoyed either at home or in a club.

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CD Reviews

Hood shows his melodic side
Jay M | Dublin, Ireland | 01/18/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Easily the best release on the Peacefrog label in 2003, and for longer in my view. This Robert Hood album is nothing like his material on his other Peacefrog album 'Point Blank', or most of his stuff.Hood is best known for his tough, rigid techno style, but 'Wire to Wire' is totally different.It is beautiful, melodic, listening techno with wonderful synth melodies on most tracks. This album is clearly a vehicle for Hood to express his more gentle side of techno.It most reminded me of John Beltran's 'Ten Days of Blue' and Beltran's 'Indio' project. But this surpasses them in my view, and that's a tough thing to do. I haven't heard a Peacefrog album this exceptional since Detroit Escalator Company's 'Excerpts'. But most releases on Peacefrog are very good, so that will tell you how superb this is.Anyone into ambient, electronica, techno, and electro should get this album."