TOAH DYNAMIC - MOVEMENT (INVISIBLE SPIES REC)

"A mystery record of the finest sort (all ruminations forth strict hear/say). Toah Dynamic appear to be a collective consisting of the following: Amps for the Poor, Urban Fox, Supreme Vagabond Craftsman, 64 Cousins, Tue(sp?) Knowledge, Kid Acne, Benjamin and Earl Shilton. What starts out as a series of Sun City Girls-esque instrumental theme-statements (clarinets
mostly, distant drums, bass) warps, shifts, ends up in the lap of a sedate Swell Maps/Fall/Shadow Ring variation by way of a stream-of-consciousness vocal delivery or so. Which is unsettling enough until the
electronics start filtering in (drum machines, blips). Or the chemical artifact toast-chant that opens side two. What, fuck-all, this has to do with the world is yet a mystery (sleeve at least appears to be of UK origin). The by-product of a keyed set of acerbic wits no doubt. Brilliant is as does."

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Uncategorisable strangeness mixing acoustic Led Zep style folk stomp with freewheeling rant and electronic noodle. At times this sounds like Reflex's Jones backed by George Formby and various bearded woolly jumpers. "I Speak Pigeon" will burn its way into your head and stay there, and "Crazy Like a Racecar" has lyrics like you have never heard before (ie "handicapped Santa on sausage stick" etc). Don't be put off, this will either die in ugly obscurity or become a highly valuable collector's piece.
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