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| Title: Live at Leopold Bros. |
MP3, WMA, MPC, OGG, M4A, FLAC |
| Artist: Bill Van Loo |
| (c): (C) 2003 chromedecay |
| (p): (P) 2003 chromedecay |
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9.90 $ |
2005-08-23 |
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Recorded live at Leopold Brothers in Ann Arbor, Michigan on October 15, 2001, this Bill Van Loo live set moves from delicate ambience through moody downtempo tracks before settling into an intense techno-inflected groove.
"Live at Leopold Bros. is a practically flawless quilt of Bill Van Loo's micro-tech productions in the form of an hour-long mix. Flowing smoothly with unpredictable spontaneity but coming off as meticulously mapped out at the same time, these ten tracks form a thoroughly enjoyable, all-in-one evidentiary record of Van Loo's ability to craft a wide spectrum of sounds and moods that alternately translate to the living room and the club." - Andy Kellman, All Music Guide
As a producer, DJ, musician and live performer, it's hard to pigeonhole the sound of Bill Van Loo into just one convienent category. Whether it's creating pockets of ambient sound, taking chances on solo electroacoustic live performances, or simply creating a groove for a house party, it's Van Loo's reluctance to rest on his creative laurels that sets him apart from the majority of his Detroit contemporaries.
Inspired by the early works of Derrick May and Carl Craig, Van Loo began his experiments in sound in 1995, and furthered his education by hosting his college's first electronic music radio show. He was turned on to the subtle techno dub of the Burial Mix imprint, and began to explore the fusion of dub, reggae, hip hop and jazz elements into electronic music, forming sketches in his mind for future reference. |
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