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THE REVIEW
This is my gift to all the DeInhabitants of the DePlanet Debaser for Halloween. Including the DeAmbulants. You might say: man, Halloween has already passed. Yes, but what's the point of a celebration where you look in the mirror to scare, but in the end, you just have fun? Wouldn't it be better to look in the mirror to prepare for fun and then end up getting scared, only and solely scared? And not be able to cling to anyone because he/she is the representation of your state of mind that you thought you had left between the frame and the shards of glass of what was your mirror?
To prevent me from saying further nonsense, kill two birds (dead) with one stone (deader than the birds): go to www.sitointernet.cjb.net, and download the four new pieces by Uochi Toki and/or Laze Biose. For free, as you can see. So, I also appear to be someone who remembers to list the links, to give the right tips on demos to listen to, to remember the promises made a while back to his DeCitizens. Otherwise, I might convince myself that I could be a politician. Or that I already am one. Argh.
Enjoy nothing, everyone.
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Summary by Bot
The review presents 'èquinoz' by Uochi Toki and Laze Biose as a unique and thoughtful Halloween gift from the DeBaser community. It uses a reflective metaphor around fear and fun, inviting listeners to explore four new free tracks. The reviewer emphasizes the value of this musical offering and encourages embracing its experimental nature.Tracklist Videos
Uochi Toki
Uochi Toki are described in these reviews as an Italian experimental rap/spoken-word and electronics project centered on Napo (lyrics/voice) and Rico (electronics/bases), known for surreal, hermetic narration and abrasive, genre-skipping sound.17 Reviews
