Richard Norris - Hypnotic ResponseAfter a host of well received ambient releases, Richard Norris is back with the motorik, trance inducing electronic groove of 'Hypnotic Response'. Influenced by German 70's music, psychedelia, hypnotic repetition and an old Korg 55 drum machine, these tracks veer from the expansive eleven minute workout 'Arca' to the mesmeric sequences of 'In Flight', from the propulsive Kosmishe rhythm of 'Free Ride' to the electronic lullaby 'La Lune'. A widescreen

who also co-mixed and mastered the album

the ambitious follow-up to Pulp's breakthroughDifferent Class

fresh and catchy and altogether

And though they had just one album left in them before Williams departed on another voyage of discovery to India

” where alternating chords on the organ help elevate soaring saxophone and keyboard lines out beyond the stratosphere

but we've jumped through hoops to ensure that not only have we faithfully reproduced the original

where eight movements (featuring a company of 10 dancers) flow from controlled chaos and tensely choreographed kinetics to slow

I think I used only my farfisa organ and korg ms-10 synth

Columbia Records proudly release the much anticipated

dance floor-ready productions

which was released in 1983 on Touch and Go Records

a righteous burner that writhes and squawks with heady desert vibes and white hot saxophone