Jackson And His Computerband - Glow album mp3

Jackson And His Computerband. Glow ‎(2xLP, Album, Ltd, Gat). Jackson And His Computerband. Glow ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, Gat).

Jackson Fourgeaud, known professionally as Jackson and His Computerband (earlier Jackson and His Computer Band), is a French IDM artist. Fourgeaud released his debut album Smash with Warp Records in 2005. Jackson Fourgeaud began making music at the age of 15. After his acid house debut on Pumpking records in 1996, Sound of Barclay records released the "Sense Juice" and "Gourmet" EPs under the name Jackson & His Computer Band. In 2003 his fourth single, album opener "Utopia", was released

Jackson And His Computerband.

Jackson And His Computerband. Released on July 31, 2014 by Warp Records. Main artist: Jackson and His Computer Band. Unlimited music streaming. Listen to this album in high quality now on our apps. Enjoy this album on Qobuz apps with your subscription. and start listening to this album. on the built-in player.

Smash (Jackson and His Computerband album). Smash is the debut studio album by Jackson and His Computerband. It was released via Warp in 2005.

Eight long years ago, before everyone went doolally for the disco revival, Parisian producer Jackson Fourgeaud released his twitchy French electro-disco debut album, ‘Smash’. Many hyped him as the next in a long line of innovators on esteemed electronica label Warp Records – and then he dropped off the radar without a trace. God knows what he’s been up to since then, but by the sounds of his superb second album, ‘Glow’, it was a lot more interesting than anything most normal people have been doing.

Exceptional as this song is, it is just the tip of the iceberg.

For roughly eight minutes, Jackson and His Computerband‘s sophomore LP, Glow, glides through the beautiful, but over-saturated, post-dubstep canyon. Although hailing from Paris (there is actually no band aside from Jackson Fourgeaud and his electronics) adjacent tracks Seal and Dead Living Things listen like an amalgam of the best in British indie-dance since 2008: blending creeping basslines, distorted vocals, lullaby instrumental samples, and emotive echoes to form lush dreamscapes. A small percentage of mimicry would be understandable had Fourgeaud been rushed to complete the album, but after eight years, one would expect Fourgeaud to grow more comfortable in the complexities and off-kilter sound design of his debut.