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| ARTIST |
| Bluetech |
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| ALBUM |
| Prima Materia |
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| LABEL |
| Waveform Records |
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| DATE |
| 2003 |
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| GENRE |
| Electronica / Ambient |
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| AVAILABILITY |
| Buy now from Amazon.com |
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| Review |
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Imagine the killer on the loose, buildings and people are computer generated, and the scene is set at an eerie, bloody vacuum. This is a typical scenario that you would imagine in your mind when you start playing this CD. How is this related to smooth jazz you say? Well, we prefer the term jazz fusion and ambient fits very well into this format. We don't mind songs that fall near the edge as long as they sound good to our ears. Four80East is the similar kind of group we're talking about here, but Bluetech is strictly hardcore about their electronic business. This album is a heavy blend of chillout, deep house and a vaguely showcased element of jazz (but it is there, you can hear it). Recommended tracks are Prophetic Sines and White Magnesia. Now this is what we call jazz fusion!
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| Tracks |
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| 1. | | Leaving Babylon |
| 2. | | Prophetic Sines |
| 3. | | Triangle (Retriangulated) |
| 4. | | Rubicon |
| 5. | | Prayers For Rain (Dub Mix) |
| 6. | | White Magnesia |
| 7. | | 7th Phase Dub |
| 8. | | Burning Waters |
| 9. | | Mezzomorphic |
| 10. | | Desperate Ends |
| 11. | | Cliffdiving |
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