KYO-004
The Tape vs. RQM Hungry Man EP * 2005-04 | |
A1 Hungry Man [video] A2 Move To The Rhythm B1 Back To The Future B2 Hip Hop Is Dead (Alternative Dub)
The first The Tape Album "Perpetual Dubbing" was released in early 2004 on Hamton Recordings and received raving reviews from national as well as international press. Instantly The Tape -- Robot Koch and Walera Goodman at that time -- were compared to artists such as Four Tet, DJ Shadow and Prefuse 73. Punk, Jazz, Hip Hop and electronic music were woven into something completely new, with Hip Hop as a connecting element.
The next step for The Tape was the use of live vocals. Thus for the "Autoreverse" recording sessions the New York spawned spoken word artist RQM was drafted. What was first meant to be just a featured artist type collaboration soon turned into a partnership (Walera Goodman had left The Tape due to his work as a producer). Out of the eclectic world of Robot's beats and RQM's warm rhymes emerged a broad-stroke impression of contemporary Electronic post Hip Hop music.
Photo: Gene Glover
Discography Robot Koch:
2000 Goodman and Clean - Lights EP 2002 Back 2 Square1 - The State of the World 2003 Jahcoozi - Fish 12" 2004 V.A. - Girls EP 2004 The Tape - Perpetual Dubbing 2004 Jahcoozi (Modeselektor Remix) - Pfadfinderei DVD 2005 The Tape vs. RQM - Hungry Man EP 2005 The Tape vs. RQM - Autoreverse Remixes: 2002 Soul Parlor - The way we talk 2004 Jahcoozi - Kartoffelkäfer Remix EP 2004 Mendelsson - White Canary Discography RQM: 2003 Al Haca Soundsystem - We sick EP 2003 Al Haca Soundsystem - Inevitable LP 2004 Innocent Sorcerers - Gods and suns? EP 2004 Sterotyp Meets Al Haca - Phase 1 EP 2004 Sterotyp Meets Al Haca - Phase 3 LP 2004 I-Wolf - I-Wolf & Burdy Meet the Babylonians LP * Buy this record online at kitty-yo.com | |
2005-04-04
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