Drift Through The Submerged Supermarket In Ambient Euphoria From Roman Angelos

Roman Angelos
Swimming Through The Aisles (Scott Solter Teeming Mix)
Happy Robots Records
 
Taken from the album due out on Happy Robots Records later this month, the unorthodox producer of electronic music demonstrates the Teeming Mix of Swimming Through The Aisles. The record is named Supermarkets Underwater and directly follows from his previous Music For Underwater Supermarkets title, inspired by Brian Eno no-doubt. Roman Angelos has been praised for his brash and inventive manner of music making with accolades ranging from features in Electronic Music Magazine, The Haunted Generation, and Hi-Fi World, plus airplay from the BBC’s Cerys Matthews, Gideon Coe, and Stuart Maconie.
 
A series of chimes open like pages flickering in a motion picture of sound. Keyboards join as the drums add a speckled layer of dappled percussion. Melody breezes through uplifting passages and cerebral motifs that smoothly slide from bar to bar. The rhythms revolve and adapt as the music shifts from tone to tone and portrays various aspects of the summer-time and ambient submarine environments that shimmer and fold in moving currents of swim. An exciting edge holds back as the motions of graceful swish and push keep the buoyant sounds aloft in the sinking physics of floatation.
 
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RODNEY CROMWELL / ROMAN ANGELOS TOUR DATES
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Thu, June 8   LONDON - Servant Jazz Quarters
Fri., June 9   READING - Face Bar
Sat, June 10  COVENTRY - Just Dropped In
Sun, June 11  TORMODEN - The Golden Lion