This is never more evident than in the transition into the second song, Death By Robot, bringing the classic Daft Punk sound that Daft Punk themselves failed to deliver on with Random Access Memories. What truly sets Feed Me’s first full-length effort apart from its contemporaries is its ability to give the listener a new experience with every track.

Opening with the aptly named Orion, we get a cinematic build that drops into dark electro, throwing us headfirst into the rest of the album. Rather, each track stands alone in its own genre, drifting from tempo to tempo and yet still meshing into a single work. Calamari Tuesday is not that kind of album. Many albums get by and their ability to seamlessly drift from track to track, where a listener barely notices that when one song ends and the next picks up. The legendary teeth, live in Seattle (Photo Credit: AJ Apuya Photograph) In a world saturated by big room house that’s starting to blend together into the same sound, Feed Me’s first full-length album throws down the gauntlet with a simple challenge to his fellow producers: Show us something different. The amount of work that goes into individually syncing every track with the custom made panels of his light show is stunning, leaving one to wonder when the producer better known as Jon Gooch actually has time to make music.Ĭlearly Gooch was thinking the same thing, as a few months back he informed his fans that he’d be taking some time off from touring to concentrate on creating his new album, as he took a step out of DJing and into a producer role. Ever since he began touring with the famous teeth in tow, his live show has been the envy of the electro community. Anyone who doesn’t will surely be left behind, as the British producer’s first full-length album puts his incredible creativity on display for the whole world to see.įeed Me has long been known for his full-experience live setup. Like nothing the EDM scene has heard in a long time, “Calamari Tuesday” represents a challenge to artists everywhere to follow Feed Me’s versatility into a new era of innovation.

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