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MOCHIPET - DISKO DONKEY (DALY CITY)

Imagine a popcheese goofy Nine Inch Nails
shredded through a filter of glitch, electroj, synthpop, Nintendo
music, and a little bit of organica and you'll sort of have an idea
of this - as much of an idea of "Disko Donkey" as you're apt to get
without actually hearing it, that is. At first the CD is rather
eyebrow raising with its deadpan exploration of a man whose
girlfriend suddenly becomes a robot and feasts on antivirus for
breakfast and such. But then it's on to the pumped weird techno of
"Woodie Guthrie" and the listener begins to find himself
inexplicably absorbed in the oddity that is Mochipet. Such low brow
techno elements reminiscent of video game flavors mixed into tight
textures and moving unassumingly but with solid energy! This is a
unique experience and as goofy and Nintendo-esque as some of the
core elements may be (though not, admittedly, all of them), Mochipet
does a fine job of creating some pretty compelling and driving
electronica, a sort of industrio-dance-glitch thingy. Or something.
At any rate, this is original to be sure. Not for all tastes but if
you're a bit adventurous you might just get a kick out of this and
even find yourself jamming to it. -- review by Kristofer
Upjohn

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