Omniscient Wildin

Snow Dog Records and Wilde Calm present Omniscient Wildin', the follow-up release to Boonlorm's now-classic "piano not piano house" album, String Figures (SDGWC 1401CD, 2014). A decidedly "techno" approach was taken for the six-track EP, with Boonlorm ratcheting up the master tempo to 130BPM and utilizing a rugged economy to emphasize the rhyth-melodic dialogue between the drums and prepared piano. This "percussion discussion" quotes the past syntax of Chicago and Detroit, the 20th century avant-garde, and the bold new dialects being created for dancefloors around the globe. Omniscient Wildin' buzzes, vibrates, and talks that talk.