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Artist:	SOMEONE ELSE/MISKATE/LTK/EIDOLON
Title:	Consumption
Label:	Wreckless Recordings Germany
Cat:	WRECK 005
Format:	12"
Released:	18 February, 2008
Price:	£5.53
Genre:	Techno
Playlist:	MP3 | WMA
Availability:	In Stock - ships within 24 hours

#	Samples		Title
Side 1
1.	MP3	WMA	Someone Else & Mistake - "Bagtime"
Side 2
1.	MP3	WMA	LTK - "Would You Like A Bag For Your Bag?"
2.	MP3	WMA	Eidolon - "Last Victim"

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This project was born of the American culture of 'Consumption'. Field recordings were made in metropolitan shopping centres during the United States holiday season. Conversations drifted into ambient sounds of money being spent, commerce being transacted. The results of these recordings were then sent to artists to be turned into music. The a-side is 'Bagtime' from Someone Else + Mistake; a minimalist dancefloor workout, with a host of sounds panning across the stereo spectrum. The standout element is this grating yet infectious sound that resonates throughout the track - once heard, is impossible to dismiss! The b1 is Ltk's 'Would You Like A Bag For Your Bag?'; quirky, clicky, and indicative of the perils of instant gratification. The title sample, queried by a young attractive female, is a statement of bitter irony. Cash registering, children laugh, and santa claus brings home the bacon. 'Eidolon Last Victim' is the b2; a deep and dark foray into a future of dwindling returns. The closing track on this ep is filled with complexities and intricacies that need more than a casual listen to fully grasp. The standout element is the synth line made from a beeping French fry machine.