Rocket in the Pocket

Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Packed with catchy melodic content and frisky programmed rhythms, Console's American debut full-length will fill your stereo with digitized pleasure. Console is the electronica side project of Martin Gretschmann, keyboardist and programmer for German postrockers Notwist. Rocket's soundstuff brings to mind a less wacky version of Mu-Ziq or a muted variation of Mouse on Mars. Even on the CD's more abstract tracks, irresistible riffs and perky patterns abound. "Dolphin Dos" is a timbral tweakfest, a bouncy celebration of digital dirt, soft tones, and nervous rhythms. "Bee Queen" might be a slo-mo, impressionistic portrait of an insect hive's activity. When the beats drop out, it's as if you're listening to the sonic equivalent of a lovely, hypnotizing camera move. This is one of those enjoyable albums that works familiar turf but manages to carve out its own fun-filled patch. --Fred Cisterna

Music Review:

  1. Scars from the Past [Explicit Lyrics]
  2. Singles Box [Box set] [Import]
  3. Sola & Friends--Live perfomance recording from the 1999 Beijing International Jazz Festival [Live]
  4. Sometimes You Can't Make It on Your Own, Pt. 2 [CD-single] [Import]
  5. Stop Crying Your Heart Out [CD-single] [Import]
  6. The End Is The Beginning (Remixes) [CD-single] [Import]
  7. The Fine Art Of Carousing
  8. The Fine Line Between Love and Hate
  9. The Perils of Iva
  10. The Rye Bears a Poison

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Vibrate You [Import]

Via Crucis / Repons Du Vendredi Saint

Whistleworks

Music: Novo Millennium [Import]

World of Techno, Vol. 2 [Import]

Unconscious Ruckus

Village Music from Romania C

Why We Fight

Who's Coming Through the Window [CD-single] [Import]

Visions in Metaphor

Weezer (Green Album)

White Room [Import]

Viejas Locas [Import]

The Answer to the Question

Complete Blue Horizon Sessions