With everything i've said, i've never viewed this song as being that original, but who really cares about that. The slow loud part at the end was supposed to feel like doing some kind of metal-core type breakdown in a grungy song like that. This song to me, in general, just feels like a combination of every guitar heavy band i've ever liked- (everything from Nirvana to Title Fight). It's so simple that I can't think of much else to say about it, which was the point of making the song I guess.ĭan: I think this song started with me tuning the guitar to drop D to try to write a song like Milly's 'Milly'. It ended up being interesting to me because of the vocal harmonies I think. Jarett: I think this song came out of a period of 'writers block' and I just decided to make the simplest possible song, just to get something out of my system. Pre-order the release via Bandcamp and stream lead track 'K-Force' below.WAVEFORM* BREAK DOWN EVERY TRACK ON LAST ROOM 2,' Hood dedicated the release to 'the form of simplicity, the reasoning of vision, the understanding of where we came from and how we got here and to the perspective we use to construct over destiny.' In the sleeve notes for the 30th-anniversary of 'Waveform Transmission Vol. Heckmann, the reissue will also be available digitally on streaming platforms for the first time. News of the reissue comes after Tresor announced a new compilation to celebrate its 350th release. Settling in New York with fellow UR co-founder Jeff Mills saw Hood experimenting with a new work ethos through which he settled on his trademark sound. Released via Tresor in the same year he left Underground Resistance (UR) and his hometown of Detroit, the album represented a pivotal moment in Hood's career. Originally released under the alias The Vision, Hood's 1993 album will get a new, 2XLP re-release via the legendary Berlin techno imprint on 26th May. 2' is set for a 30th-anniversary reissue via Tresor.

Robert Hood's seminal LP 'Waveform Transmission Vol.

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