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01. Very Mash'ta - Lullaby For MC Roswell / Mash'ta Intro
02. Very Mash'ta - Boiling Chutney
03. Very Mash'ta - The Return Of Prokov
04. Very Mash'ta - Yumi's Mechanical Pet
05. Very Mash'ta - Sounds Of The Flower Mud
06. Very Mash'ta - Claws Of Steel And Harmonics
07. Very Mash'ta - Evil Bat Master
08. Very Mash'ta - Yamane and Emiko's Osaka Walk
09. Very Mash'ta - Wu Xia's Plan/Introspecting Carpenter/Talking Blades
10. Very Mash'ta - Sono Otoko, Kyobi Ni Tsuji!
11. Very Mash'ta - Skanking Rudeboys, The Riot...
12. Very Mash'ta - The White Fox's Turtle
13. Very Mash'ta - The Lucus Love Affair
14. Very Mash'ta - Slamming Doors/Mashta's outro
ARTIST
TITLE
The Psychedelic Mochi Case
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
QS 108CD QS 108CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
10/16/2000

"This is a tribute to, and a celebration of non-standard electronic music. Think of Suicide's 'Ghost Rider', the unique universe of Coil, the sublimity of Detroit's techno sound with an obvious fascination for Asian kung-fu/love/saber movies, and John Carpenter's obsessed musical anthems (remember the ultra-classic 'Halloween'?). Very Mash'ta is a unique universe working as an interface placed in between the constant overflow of information surrounding us, and everyone's mind, reshaping our environment through filters and techniques belonging to electronic music's history and culture. No descriptions allowed, check for yourself. The project Very Mash'ta is an adventure that started as a 28 minute track composed for a radio broadcast throughout Brussels on January 1st, 2000. It is a piece based mostly on sounds provided by a distorted media's sound database. Most of these sounds are anonymous field recordings or abstract soundscapes: voices, steps, conversations, laughter, supermarket atmospheres, drops of water banging on metal, conversations stolen by way of a scanner, etc. All of these elements were reshaped in order to fit the global envy: to create a unique soundtrack of the conceptual; to recompose these urban spheres. But as the project took form, new elements were rapidly added. This included minimal electronic touches, samples crudely extracted from movies or TV shows, audio collage, and so much more."