Reviews.

Here you will find a selection of reviews for my tunes from around that internet thingy!

review of "Mxfrmlhg" - Blue Chair, Red Chair - Clickclickdrone Records.
Tesselate - 10/04/05

" The Rumblist plods and jaunts around with his gyrating head which is mounted on top of syrupy samples and bucket rattling drumbeats coated in gleaming electronical electronica. Superb stuff, "

review of "Mxfrmlhg" - Blue Chair, Red Chair - Clickclickdrone Records.
Electronic Desert - 18/05/05

" The Rumblist’s “Mxfrmlhg” is heavily cut-up, displaying beats trickery in a nice way. "

review of "Ickle Mewgul " - Mercury Scales - Boltfish Recordings.
Igloomag - 19/08/05

" The Rumblist's "Ickle Mewgul," a track that sparkles like Ochre and shines like Plaid --The Rumblist delivers a heavily mutated mix of crackling beats, shivering melodies and inspired emotions. "

review of "Ickle Mewgul " - Mercury Scales - Boltfish Recordings.
Electronic Desert - 26/08/05

" The Rumblist’s “Ickle Mewgul” has excellent melody and top-of-the-line arrangements together with cut-up breakbeat based beats you’ve got a winner! "

review of "Ickle Mewgul " - Mercury Scales - Boltfish Recordings.
Etherreal - 29/08/05

" The Rumblist qui, développant une electronica à l’instrumentation soignée (la batterie semble être à mi-chemin entre l’instrument réel et la création synthétique, la mélodie est l’oeuvre de notes lumineuses), se fait passionnant. " Which, in English, means "The Rumblist who, developing an neat instrumentation (the drum seems to be a real instrument or an electronic creation, the melody is the work of luminous note), is exciting." Many thanks to Magalie for her translation!! She is the best!!!!!!!

review of "Subversif Tones " - Phlegmatic Selections - Virus B23
Album release notes - 15/12/06

Subversif Tones is a schizoid, shapeshifting mutation that escaped from the home studio used by sonic scientist The Rumblist. It starts off all floaty then builds into cussing voices, skittering clicks and time stretches, moves into chopped breaks, synths and atmospherics and then drops into sliced up drum carnage. The trick The Rumblist seems to have in the bag is combining musicianship with head bending electronic trickery and Subversif Tones is no exception, it’s pretty special material.