G.S. Schray - Whispered Something GoodCircling guitar lines; the rise of fall of delicate bass; deep, breathy horns: sonic elements that exist in a state of slow, perpetual motion, like ideas sprouting from some kind of cognitive compost. With wonder and charm, G. S. Schray's new solo album, Whispered Something Good, evokes a realm of new growth while offering a fitting soundtrack for its exploration, as if tailor made for both the daydreamer and silly adventurer. We start in the darkness

which could be called the eve of post-jazz rock/fusion

It’s those frosty boys

remixes ‘’Night Heat’’

as strange tweaks and wobbles dance across a held chord and wonky nu-trance beat

The 2021 edition of the sampler

The B side’s ‘Rated X’ mix adds even steamier verses with ever more female power behind them and extra unadulterated

the details up top are well-defined and given plenty of space to make their mark

chief cut Biosflash places them squarely back in the domain of laidback

with a seemingly endless stream of near perfect jazz infused disco goodness

touch on every groove

when UK Hardcore was being forged in the exhibition centres of the midlands this vapo-rub vandalism is still rocking dark spaces like it was 1992

While having released a wide variety of music with a strong own identity