Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 12:36 pmNice review of Slope (from The Wire) and a pic of Steve at Samadhisound.
http://www.samadhisound.com/reviews/the ... slope.html
Other reviews also.
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Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 12:36 pmPosted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:50 amPosted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 8:06 pmThere's a new blog on SBP's site and myspace mentioning Slope. Also some new songs of their upcoming album added to myspace 
*go Tim go!* 
*go Tim go!* Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2007 7:46 amheartofdavid wrote:Nice review of Slope (from The Wire) and a pic of Steve at Samadhisound.
http://www.samadhisound.com/reviews/the ... slope.html
Other reviews also.
So excited, as my review of Slope is on the site as well (and it's been featured in other online publications and sites as well).
- However, for some reason, my editor cut down my original review to under 200 words and even cut out all the nice stuff I said about Tim, so I've been too embarrassed to tell anyone which one it is!Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2008 1:53 pmI'm still undecided about "Slope" - it just doesn't seem to warrant the time Jansen spent working on it. Sure there are a couple of nice tracks, I actually quite like the opening Grip and the Sylvian sung Playground Martyrs but the rest is kind of wishy washy pap in my opinion. Oh i do love Sow The Salt too and am looking forward to The Opiates when it is released by Samadhi.
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2008 5:19 pmSimonp wrote:I'm still undecided about "Slope" - it just doesn't seem to warrant the time Jansen spent working on it. Sure there are a couple of nice tracks, I actually quite like the opening Grip and the Sylvian sung Playground Martyrs but the rest is kind of wishy washy pap in my opinion. Oh i do love Sow The Salt too and am looking forward to The Opiates when it is released by Samadhi.
Same here really. I listened to it today for the first time since 6 December (that shows you the extent of my OCD seeing as how I remember!) and I really like Sleepyard and Playground Martyrs, but the rest... well, it is a bit wishy and also a bit washy.
Personally I do prefer more songs and less instrumentals... one of the reasons I enjoy PT so much compared to other recent ex-member material.
Natasha
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2008 6:00 pmSimonp wrote: am looking forward to The Opiates when it is released by Samadhi.
Wasn't this album released some time ago? I surprisingly found it in a shop here recently and got it.
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 2:17 amsisterlondon wrote:Simonp wrote: am looking forward to The Opiates when it is released by Samadhi.
Wasn't this album released some time ago? I surprisingly found it in a shop here recently and got it.
No idea. The album is being released by Samadhi subtitled "revisited" so maybe they've put new tracks on it or something?
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 5:20 amOh, could be. Or maybe they remixed or remastered it. "The Siren songs" sounded the same to me in the sampler and the cd I have.
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 6:51 amanortherncod wrote:Personally I do prefer more songs and less instrumentals... one of the reasons I enjoy PT so much compared to other recent ex-member material.
Natasha
After posting this I realised the irony of this sentence next to an avatar of Things Buried! But that's different... RB has the Midas touch, everything he's involved with turns to gold
Natasha
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2008 5:03 pmPosted: Wed May 14, 2008 4:24 amI just received the (missingin my copy) insert with the credits for this album. To say I am impressed with Samadhi Sound would be an understatement. Happy! Just thought I'd let you know.