Together, they are a monument to the power of percussion. Manslaughter 777’s constructs glide as gracefully as they rumble. Audacious sound architects, Buford and Jones built an album that passionately revels in the world of rhythm.
Manslaughter 777 channels a deluge of kineticism into a web of syncopated grooves that are equally entrancing and provocative. Taken as a whole, World Vision Perfect Harmony is a cornucopia of rhythmic texture. An alchemical balance of detailed and dynamic production guides each element to the fore in steady waves of relentless momentum. Elysian vocal snippets and laidback tempos spin pieces like “I Can Not Tell You How I Feel” and “Do You Know Who Loves You” into more contemplative and ecstatic atmospheres. When thier mutual friends, Naomi (Julia Benson) and Simon (Peter Benson), are ready to tie the knot, they. “Gainax” and “Mag Tech” both utilize a rolling tom pattern as a tonal drone that interplays with pitched bass drums to startlingly contrasting effects. In, Perfect Harmony, Denton portrays Jack Chandeller while Saum plays Barrett Woodword. The repetitive amen break of “ARC” creates a hypnotic stasis before being broken wide open by bending and grizzly distorted hits. Buford and Jones incorporate hybridizations of live, sampled, and electronic percussion obscuring their boundaries while highlighting their specific tonal and timbral qualities.
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A rural church gets the choir director it never thought it needed when a. Perfect Harmony Strings is comprised of professional musicians and has performed live for hundreds of weddings and events since being established in 2007. The duo’s music is based primarily on drums and eclectic samples, shifting melodic ideas to the overtones and resonances of their respective percussive thuds or clicks. Watch, Stream & Catch Up with your favourite Perfect Harmony episodes on 7plus. While there are sounds that could be at home on a record by The Body, Manslaughter 777 inhabits much more open spaces. Recorded and mixed by Seth Manchester at Machines With Magnets, the album’s mélange of live and sampled beats fizzle, splat and rupture with an edge.
Manslaughter 777 pulls together a vast array of disparate percussive traditions and patterns into a veil of dark, propulsive energy. For their debut as a duo, Buford and Jones blend bracing and imaginative takes on rhythmic-centric forms from dub, breakbeats, hip hop and beyond for a phantasmagoria of bristling drumscapes. Debut album World Vision Perfect Harmony follows a decade of collaborations starting with The Body and Braveyoung’s Nothing Passes. Manslaughter 777 is the new collaboration of drummer/percussionist Lee Buford (The Body) and drummer Zac Jones (Braveyoung/MSC).
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