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Samuel Mintgreen, aka amethyst deceiver (aka
probably Sam’s Cabana), likes his guitar treated and run through loopy computer
programs. Hey, I like stuff like that! I will almost certainly like amethyst
deceiver.
*listens
to Echo’s Weave with increasing
frown*
Huh.
Here’s my review: Echo’s Weave sounds like the practice tape of someone who is trying
to grow into a style (here, ambient) but who is not yet at the point where form
meets function. There may be a good record in there, but Sam Mintgreen has to
get it out of his head first. As it stands, Echo’s
Weave is directionless. And sometimes backward, which is cool?
--AMBIENT MUSIC REVIEW GENERATOR 3000