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| | Disquiet: interviews: Amon Tobin, 1998 |
 | | Tobin: I'll have to listen to the record more carefully and not think about that. | | | Like all of Tobin's music, "Switch" is built entirely from samples, and this song maintains essentially the same root sample for its entire four-minute length -- a tidy piano loop of the sort of hot jazz that might back a Betty Boop cartoon or the credits to a Woody Allen movie. | | | Tobin: I'd be an oddity if I moved back, and not just because of the music. |
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http://www.disquiet.com/amon98.html
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| | Amon Tobin |
| | Tobin is the epitome of the shy kid who stays home dreaming up new sonic tricks like the enveloping bass of "Defocus," which does for hearing what crossing your eyes does for vision, and "Chomp Samba," which drives a samba rhythm up to the frenzied pace of 150 beats per minute. | | | DJ Amon Tobin's debut CD is a laid-back, ultra-slick trip through experimental fields of jazz-based jungle beats, deep liquid bass, polyrhythmic drum lines, and creaking machine parts. | | | His sophisticated ear for jazz phrasing makes for challenging mixes in which he plays the part of the serious songwriter, replacing the lyrics and guitars of rock with sound collages built on borrowed beats. |
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http://www.bostonphoenix.com/archive/music/97/07/31/OTR/AMON_TOBIN.html
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| | Amon Tobin - Out From Out Where - Stylus Magazine |
| | With its chopped-up vocals and ultra-phat beat, “Verbal” is Tobin at his coolest, and is one of the best songs on the album. | | | For the first time in his career, Tobin has released an album that does not push forward the boundaries of electronic music, an album that isn’t miles ahead of its peers. | | | However, it is slightly disconcerting to see Amon Tobin settle into a more comfortable position with this release; we can only hope that his intentions were not to continue to do so, but to perfect his previous sound before releasing more groundbreaking efforts. |
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http://www.stylusmagazine.com/review.php?ID=1027
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| | Solid Steel Presents Amon Tobin: Recorded Live - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Solid Steel Presents Amon Tobin: Recorded Live is an album by drum and bass artist Amon Tobin mixed live using the Final Scratch software. | | | There exist radio directors cut mixes which includes all the songs which could not be used on the album due to licence problems. | | | It was recorded live, as the title suggests, in Melbourne, Australia during 2003 for Ninja Tune's Solid Steel radio series. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid_Steel_Presents_Amon_Tobin:_Recorded_Live
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| | Disquiet: interviews: Amon Tobin, 2002 |
| | Tobin: I was listening to a lot of psychedelic stuff when I was making this record and one of my first notions in making the album was, I want to make an electronic psychedelic album. | | | Tobin: On the original version of Adventures in Foam, the proper UK issue and also on the reissue that Ninja are doing now, that's how the CD was: little sounds between the tracks, to try and tie the whole thing together. | | | This, too, is something of an evolution for Tobin, who as recently as 1998, when he released Permutation, his follow-up to Bricolage, said he thought "tune to tune," not in terms of albums. |
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http://www.disquiet.com/amon02.html
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| | Amon Tobin Bio |
| | Amon first recorded as Cujo for Ninebar Records, culminating in his debut album, "Adventures In Foam". | | | Amon's fourth album is his most challenging yet, in some ways a departure, in others a development of everything that has gone before. | | | People began comparing Amon to Ennio Morricone, artists as diverse as David Byrne and Cannibal Corpse went out of their way to praise him and Tobin found himself playing sold out shows at the Montreal Jazz Festival, the Knitting Factory in New York and the Coachella Festival. |
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http://www.bonnaroo.com/2002/artists02/bio_amontobin.htm
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| | Coda Agency - Amon Tobin |
| | Amon Tobin continues his adventures with the breakbeat on this, his fourth album. | | | In fact, this has to be the most straight-up nasty album that Tobin has yet made — music with the power to genuinely disturb. | | | Amon Tobin — Out From Out Where album. |
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http://www.codaagency.com/amon.html
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| | Amon Tobin |
| | If you don't think the sampler can be a musical instrument, you haven't been listening to the music of Amon Tobin! | | | Amon is something of a night owl when it comes to writing his material, working through the small hours to put a track together in one block. | | | Another problem Amon has faced in the live arena is the inadequacy of some PAs, which struggled to cope with the huge sonic range of his music. |
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http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/Apr03/articles/amontobin.asp?session=53c2a9722fae5a5ba5d99a9e9b25b348
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| | Amon Tobin: Chaos Theory: Splinter Cell 3 [Soundtrack] (2005): Reviews |
| | It's a new Amon Tobin album (and a good one at that), and that's all I need. | | | But it seems illogical to release a record that's so obviously meant as background music as an album meant for listening to on its own... | | | This isn't a revolutionary album for Tobin but it's a lot of fun, and works surprisingly well on its own, given the stringent requirements it had to meet. |
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http://www.metacritic.com/music/artists/tobinamon/chaostheory
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| | Amon Tobin - PopMatters Concert Review |
| | His last two songs were played with the house lights up, providing the crowd their first view of Amon, and what we saw was the DJ super-charge a few guitar samples with his usual danceable beats. | | | Even stranger was that Tobin's encore actually gave me hope that DJ-shows can in fact offer an experience different than just listening to the albums. | | | Those who choose to pay twenty-five dollars to see Amon Tobin are fans of the music and in this case they paid to witness Amon as a hardly-visible spectre on stage. |
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http://www.popmatters.com/music/concerts/t/tobin-amon-050326.shtml
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| | Splendid E-zine reviews: Amon Tobin |
| | Yes, the percussion is sampled from jazz -- there's a cymbal-clash in there that he might as well trademark-- but on the whole, it's the most conventionally "clubbish" track he's created in a long time. | | | After being impressed by Bricolage and floored by Permutation, I expected this album to be a revelation -- and indeed, portions of it are. | | | Expect to be quite satisfied with Supermodified, but join me in hoping that on his next album, Tobin breaks through his stylistic ceiling rather than merely pushing very hard against it. |
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http://www.splendidezine.com/reviews/may-29-00/amon.html
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| | Splendid: Features: Amon Tobin |
| | Amon: All the titles for my records are exactly the same -- the all mean the same thing. | | | It's still made of jazz, it's still made of the same things that I've always made music from, but I'm trying to get it so that the end result is a bit further removed from where the sounds came from. | | | Amon: I don't know, man. The music I make isn't really a blueprint of my personality or where I live. |
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http://www.splendidezine.com/features/amon
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| | Amazon.co.uk: Permutation: Music |
| | However, this aspect detracts absolutely nothing form the musical mastery and ingenuity of the album which is unequalled. | | | One final warning: once heard you will enter Tobin's fantastic world and have to acquire his other two breathtaking albums, but fear not for you wont be disappointed. | | | I have listened to this recording, and I want to review it. |
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000024BAB
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| | BBC - collective - amon tobin interview |
| | Amon recorded the whole thing live and in one take, using Final Scratch — a piece of software that lets DJs manipulate MP3 and other files on a laptop and specially modified decks, thus enabling them to reconfigure and remix tracks from scratch rather than simply seguing two slabs of vinyl together. | | | As enigmatic on record as in person, Amon’s three albums for Ninja Tune — the last of which, Out From Out Where, was released in 2002 — don’t so much feed the brain as pump it full of weird experimental drugs. | | | If it’s true that music is a product of its creator’s environment then that might explain why Amon Tobin’s sound is so difficult to keep track of. |
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/collective/A2872523
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| | Amon Tobin Scores - djmixed news |
| | Amon Tobin is set to release his next full length CD this October on Ninja Tune Records. | | | Amon Tobin Scores The Title Track To New Film Soundtrack The Last Minute. | | | The soundtrack features memorable audio clips from the movie with a new and exclusive title track from critically acclaimed DJ, Amon Tobin. |
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http://www.djmixed.com/djmixed/newsandfeatures/article.cfm?Article_ID=2140
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| | Montreal Mirror - Music: Amon Tobin |
| | Tobin’s skill lies in straining out the superfluous frequencies from disparate points on the musical map (whether it be bossa, blues or Bollywood soundtracks) and bringing those musical essences together into a cohesive whole where there’s nothing left but pure Tobin. | | | Trying to pin a label on Tobin’s music is like picking simulated-meat flowers at Spam Gardens—you could try to do it, and certainly some people have, but it just feels wrong. | | | With his latest offering Out From Out Where, Tobin gets set once again to heat things up with his deftly cut-up beats and dark, moody melodies culled from a multitude of vinyl sources, obscure and otherwise. |
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http://www.montrealmirror.com/ARCHIVES/2002/101002/music3.html
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| | March/Amon Tobin |
| | The four track 'Creatures EP' was released in November '96, followed by the 'Chomp Samba EP' and 'Bricolage LP' in the first half of 1997. | | | Amon's music draws on jazz, hip hop, drum & bass, samba and bossa nova. | | | In autumn 1996 Amon signed up to do some records for Ninja Tune under his own name. |
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http://www.lapc.cc.ca.us/faculty/blountae/amon.html
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| | Amon Tobin - Supermodified: Silent Uproar |
| | Supermodified is the follow up to Amon Tobin's 1998 album Permutation, which is equally as impressive as it is just plain awesome. | | | Nevertheless, Amon Tobin's musical choices on this album set him apart from the many, many electronic musicians out there today. | | | I mean, the song 'Precursor' features a rubbery upright bass line accompanied by a vocal percussion performance from a group called Quadraceptor that sounds like Daffy Duck on massive amphetamines. |
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http://www.silentuproar.com/showreview.php?ID=127&fromarchive=yes
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| | Ninjatune Artists - Amon Tobin |
| | Immediately upon hearing this record, the powers that be at Ninja Tune signed him up to record as Amon Tobin, and he quickly went to work on his debut 'Bricolage'. | | | The resulting album, Cujo's 'Adventures In Foam' (released on Ninebar records, later reissued on Ninja Tune) signaled Amon Tobin's entry into the world of music. | | | The record where the bossa-nova/jazz Amon Tobin was for the most part laid to rest and the dark/electronic/soundtrack Amon Tobin came |
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http://www.ninjatune.net/ninja/artist.php?id=1
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| | Amon Tobin: Out From Out Where: Pitchfork Review |
| | Not so for the man called Amon, whose ability to evoke entire jazz symphonies from two turntables and a sampler caused much jaw-dropping and salivation. | | | The later songs slow down for a series of drifting atmospheres punctuated by dubby upstrokes or hints of Brazilian percussion, and it's increasingly mind-boggling to believe that all the featured sounds originate from a sampler. | | | Where the pleasure lies here, however, is in listening to the rich layers unfold, and the music just glows, filled with his enthusiasm. |
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http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/t/tobin_amon/out-from-out-where.shtml
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| | Amon Tobin: Supermodified: Pitchfork Review |
| | It is easily the most addictive song he's recorded to date, replete with thumping bass line and ludicrous drum breaks. | | | 'Deo' again presents an intellectual Amon Tobin who allows his tracks to evolve, weaving a elaborate oriental rug of organic tones and beats. | | | Then we have 'Saboteur,' a subtle epic that hovers on the edge of genius, yet is able to shatter walls in its sheer restraint from exploding into rhythmic madness. |
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http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/t/tobin_amon/supermodified.shtml
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| | Amon Tobin Discography (Unofficial but Complete) by pe7er |
| | It is a mix of some old Cujo and Amon Tobin tracks (the Cujo-Adventures in Foam 2CD re-release, Piranha Breaks EP and Permutation). | | | Note 2: This release is not at Amon Tobin's official discography made by his record label. | | | This discography contains all releases from Amon Tobin, including the record label and issue number, date, and track names. |
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http://www.pe7er.com/huizen/amon_tobin.htm
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| | Samplings - Amon Tobin |
| | Tobin says his set-up is simple but solid: a Cubase VST sequencer, an Akai S6000 sampler and software like TC FireWorx effects. | | | No one can define the music — not his record label, not his listeners, not even himself. | | | Perhaps it’s his tripped-out sampling style that attracts so many listeners and critics’ accolades. |
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http://www.djtimes.com/original/djmag/aug00/samplings_1.htm
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| | Ink Nineteen: Amon Tobin |
| | Yet the "organic" feel that Tobin manages to achieve in his soundscapes divorces his music from danceable club fodder. | | | Permutation showcases the work of a musician who has truly seized the means of sonic production and infused them with his own creative energy. | | | Others, such as "Switch," take on a big-band jazz sound and re-create newness from the old. |
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http://www.ink19.com/issues_F/98_08/wet_ink/music_rt/121_amon_tobin_nf.html
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| | Amon Tobin |
| | Amon Tobin takes you on a trip...and he's afraid to show you the darkside of what electronic music has to offer. | | | All his albums are dope, prefer the recent ones because of their atmosferic dark sound.. | | | All of songs are a cut above the rest, but said songs really spoke to my soul. |
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http://www.futureproducers.com/forums/showthread.php?s=01a65a48185f83089b94d0d217086075&threadid=88246&perpage=8&pagenumber=3
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| | * Dusted Reviews - Amon Tobin * |
| | Apparently, the CD is the result of a new and complex software/hardware bundle that Tobin’s been using on the road. | | | The disc is both intellectually and intuitively enjoyable; at the halfway point and about two-thirds in, Tobin heats things up after lulls in the music recall the spacily enticing intro. | | | His own tracks — mainly from Out from Outwhere — are interspersed with those by artists as diverse as Dizzee Rascal, DJ Food and Velvet Underground, creating a sound-stew heavily peppered with Tobin’s lately-favored live-sounding drum patterns and organ overlays. |
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http://www.dustedmagazine.com/reviews/1670
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| | Amazon.ca: Bricolage: Music |
| | But "Bricolage" bares a review from me! I heard Amon Tobin's Bridges on the AstoBar CD from Water Music Records and was like, "HMMM"...but it didn't impress me enough to go out and by any of his stuff. | | | I was shocked to realize that Amon Tobin wasn't a bunch of recycled, mainstream crap that you hear on teen movie soundtracks and video games, but instead a cacophony of utter brilliance from every music genre out there! | | | It was not until my utter boredom with today's so-called electronica and my sudden revelation that my compilation CDs really aren't all that great, that forced me to sample other "alternatives" of music. |
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| | City Pages - Amon Tobin: <I>Out from Out Where</I> |
| | Tobin's music is typically both beautiful and sinister, drenched in the type of tension that's tailor-made for suspense films. | | | But Tobin's latest album might be better compared to the Hitchcock noir of Bernard Herrmann. | | | The live drum samples on Tobin's previous releases gave them a magnificently dissonant quality that's lacking in this album's unsurprising robotic booms and clanks. |
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http://www.citypages.com/databank/23/1141/article10803.asp
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| | soulseduction.com - amon tobin - solid steel pres.a.tobin live |
| | As this set was made as a DJ alternative to Amon taking a band out on the road he includes his own material alongside the music that has influenced and inspired him. | | | But this time, the really 'future shit' is that instead of having to laboriously cut loads of dub plates to play his special versions Amon was able to create the whole mix using just two pieces of vinyl. | | | The recording includes tracks he considers classics - old and new - with Suspicious Circumstance's 'Completely Real', Danny Breaks' awesome 'Science Fu' and T Power's 'Cuba' getting a look in. |
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http://www.soulseduction.com/common/item_detail.php?ItemID=138406
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| | Amon Tobin. - @forums |
| | You are ready for your first Amon Tobin album. | | | i never listen to amon tobin since i got a hold of supermodified. | | | Supermodified is no question the mother banger of Tobin's albums! |
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http://www.atforumz.com/showthread.php?t=217045
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| | JR.com: Amon Tobin - Chaos Theory: The Soundtrack To Tom Clancy's... in Music: Soundtracks: |
| | Tobin recorded the ensemble, then sampled the recordings, adding and subtracting rhythmic crosscurrents and effects with his usual mix-master aplomb. | | | Amon Tobin: Fabio Lenzi (guitar); Eiji Myake (flute); Dominico Lenzi (piano); Massimo Modugno (Hammond b-3 organ); Umberto Modugno (Mellotron); 'Nacho' Mendez (bass guitar); Fausto Bava, Giuseppe Guerra (drums); Salvatore "El Matador" Pennacchino (tambourine); Juan Luis Verdi (percussion); Amon Adonai Santos, Araujo Tobin (electronics). | | | For CHAOS THEORY, Tobin assembled a live band, which features strings, flutes, Hammond organ, Mellotron, and a choir, among bass, guitars, and assorted percussion. |
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http://www.jr.com/JRProductPage.process?Product=4018959
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| | Spacelab Music Review - Amon Tobin - Chaos Theory |
| | Classic Amon features of big beats, hard hitting sounds, and lots dramatic folds in the music are a signature part of his style. | | | In the opening seconds of Lighthouse, you know you are listening to Amon Tobin. | | | And this album has a lot of that, while still sounding somewhat fresh. |
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http://www.thespacelab.tv/spaceLAB/2005/04April/theSHOW--MusicReview01--AmonTobin.htm
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| | IGN: Amon Tobin and Tom Clancy |
| | Additionally, the album will be issued as a limited collectors edition mixed in 5.1 surround sound planned for release in spring 2005. | | | Acclaimed Ninja Tune recording artist Amon Tobin has been pegged by Ubisoft to compose the original soundtrack for Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory, scheduled to ship for PC and Xbox in time for the 2004 holiday season. | | | "Ubisoft always seeks out creative collaborators of the highest quality, and Amon Tobin's moody, genre-bending, cutting-edge music is the perfect fit for Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory." |
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http://music.ign.com/articles/543/543685p1.html
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| | Q&A: Chaos Theory composer Amon Tobin - Xbox News at GameSpot |
| | Beginning with his 1997 debut Bricolage, Tobin carved out his own niche among Ninja Tune's roster with his spookily melodic sound, which evolved on his subsequent albums, Permutation (1998), Supermodified (2000), and Out From Out Where (2002). | | | When reviewing his albums, music critics would often liken Tobin's atmospheric work to a warped film soundtrack. | | | Known for innovative acts such as DJ Food, Funki Porcini, Hexastatic, and the ground-breaking Coldcut (who first came to prominence remixing Eric B. and Rakim's "Paid in Full" in the 1980s), Ninja Tune has remained at the forefront of electronic music--so much so that some critics have given the label its own eponymous subgenre. |
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http://www.gamespot.com/xbox/action/splintercell3/news_6117182.html
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| | RA: Resident Advisor - Amon Tobin: Chaos Theory - CD Review |
| | REVIEWS › CD › AMON TOBIN: CHAOS THEORY | | | A weird guitar here, a rush of strings there, all the time with his trademark broken beats never far from the action. | | | RA: Resident Advisor - Amon Tobin: Chaos Theory - CD Review |
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http://www.residentadvisor.net/review_view.asp?id=2668
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| | IGN: Amon Tobin Scores Splinter Cell |
| | As a bonus for Amon Tobin fans, or for those who dig what they hear in the game, Ninja Tune will release a Chaos Theory soundtrack album to coincide with the game's release. | | | August 30, 2004 - Ubisoft announced today that Amon Tobin, a Ninja Tunes label mainstay and much-acclaimed electronica composer, will provide the score to Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory. | | | A special-edition 5.1 surround version will be released in Spring 2005. |
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http://xbox.ign.com/articles/543/543141p1.html
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| | RA: Resident Advisor - 2 Amon Tobin Fans - RA Mu |
| | I’d like to suggest mix which consists Amon Tobin tracks only. | | | It was idea to show how impressive this talented artist’s music can be. | | | FORUMS › RA MUSIC › 2 AMON TOBIN FANS |
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http://www.residentadvisor.net/forum_read.asp?ID=3648
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| | Amon Tobin - Epitonic.com: Hi Quality Free and Legal MP3 Music |
| | Amon Tobin - Epitonic.com: Hi Quality Free and Legal MP3 Music | | | The "Mosh Mix" of "Pick Up The Pieces Of Saturn," recorded for Loosegroove Records is a heady melange of tough drum and bass amens and abstract hip hop percussion. | | | Stream all available songs by Amon Tobin and similar artists. |
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http://www.epitonic.com/artists/amontobin.html
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| | Excite - Amon Tobin - Chaos Theory - Video Streams |
| | As he himself puts it, "I tried to write the music as if it was a score for a Dario Argento movie". | | | An electronic record made almost entirely from acoustic instruments, every sound has been lovingly warped and re-warped, handcrafted and caressed before having thousands of volts shot through it for that trademark Amon adrenalin rush. | | | And whether you like Amon's music or not, no other game's ever sounded like this. |
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http://excite.contactmusic.com/new/home.nsf/webpages/amontobinx25x01x05
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| | SFist: Noise Pop: Amon Tobin |
| | In the thick of Amon Tobin's set, in the middle towards the back of the crowd, it sounded like everything we love about Brazilian music. | | | If you'd been listening on Friday night, you'd have heard the sounds of two drum kits, funky bass, plenty of moogs and DJ's to scramble the sound, and one helluva show. | | | Amon Tobin, Roots of Orchis, Tussle, and TelephoneJimJesus played at Bimbo's 365 for the Noise Pop festival. |
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http://www.sfist.com/archives/2005/02/28/noise_pop_amon_tobin.php
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| | Amon Tobin - Bricolage |
| | Amon Tobin is originally from Rio de Janeiro and this album exudes images of tropical, exotic and decadent scenescapes to the extent that it's almost palpable. | | | It's not just the choice of instruments (fender rhodes, various acoustic basses and a multitude of digital and analog sounds, samples and drum loops) which that helps to set the scene, but something else that lies on the very edge of perception. |
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http://www.electronicmusic.com/features/reviews/music/bricolage.html
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| | Blogcritics.org: Classic Album Review: Amon Tobin - Permutation |
| | This is what jazz would sound like in the fictional underworld of William Burroughs: cut-up, altogether unreal, but simply mesmerising. | | | Blogcritics.org: Classic Album Review: Amon Tobin - Permutation | | | Amon Tobin's Permutation is an incredible fusion of jazz and natural-sounding electronica; it's a surprisingly seemless pairing that sees the two square off in what sounds like the dark, shady alleyways of a 1950s detective story. |
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http://blogcritics.org/archives/2005/09/10/113255.php
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| | CANOE -- JAM! Music - Artists - Tobin, Amon |
| | It is, instead, the title of the latest full-length release from Brazilian-born electronic producer and DJ Amon Tobin. | | | Really scary sometimes, stuff to play with the lightbulbs on. | | | When "drum and bass" earned official status in the electronica subculture near the end of the last decade, Amon Tobin's menacing stylings were among the most memorable. |
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http://jam.canoe.ca/Music/Artists/T/Tobin_Amon
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| | PIXELSURGEON Interviews Music Amon Tobin |
| | I’ll probably finish recording it this summer and then I’ll see what the release schedule is like. | | | The game is scheduled for release in March, but the soundtrack is actually going to be released by Ninja separately before that, which if you think about it, is a fairly unusual move. | | | Call us optimistic, but with any luck, the rest of the industry will note Ubisoft’s move, and the importance of in-game music can edge a little closer to the importance of in-game graphics in the grand scheme of things. |
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http://www.pixelsurgeon.com/interviews/interview.php?id=168
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| | Amon Tobin : Permutation - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect |
| | Amon Tobin : Permutation - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect | | | From the detuned vibes and piano loops that drive the opener "Like Regular Chickens" to the Disney-on-acid "Nightlife," Tobin proves himself one of the ablest producers around. | | | While the great majority of jazz-junglists look no farther back than the mid-'60s for inspiration (and samples), Tobin took his bag of tricks back into the swing era to come up with more (and more interesting) variations on the form than most anyone else. |
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http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/store/artist/album/0,,345508,00.html
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