What makes Treated Timber Resists Rot by Xploding Plastix notable?

This album solidified Xploding Plastix's reputation within the electronica landscape, garnering attention for its intricate production and blending of styles. The release was well-received in underground circles, often praised for its ability to merge sophisticated jazz elements with danceable beats, influencing a wave of artists seeking to bridge similar genres. By the time 'Treated Timber Resists Rot' was released in 2008, Xploding Plastix had already established themselves as innovative contributors to the Norwegian electronic scene with their previous album, 'Amateur Girlfriends Go Proskirt Agents' in 2004. This release marked a continuation of their unique sound that merges big beat and jazz influences, showcasing their evolution as artists comfortable in genre-blurring experimentation.

Who is Treated Timber Resists Rot for?

Treated Timber Resists Rot works well if you're into energetic introspection for focus, thoughtful grooves for deep thinking and vivid soundscapes for exploration.

How many songs are on Treated Timber Resists Rot?

Treated Timber Resists Rot has 12 tracks, running approximately 62 minutes.

Treated Timber Resists Rot

Xploding Plastix · 2008

62 min · 12 tracks · jazz

A vivid blend of acid jazz and electronic beats that pulses with both energy and introspection.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Kissed by a Kisser — The opening track sets an engaging tone with its infectious groove and intricate arrangements, showcasing the duo's skillful blend of jazz and electronic sounds.
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The Cost of Resistance — This track stands out for its rich layers and complex rhythms, encapsulating the album's overall experimental approach while inviting listeners into its sonic depth.
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I Want My Violence Back — Closing the album with a punchy rhythm and provocative title, this track exemplifies the duo's clever lyricism and innovative sound design.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

energetic introspection for focus
thoughtful grooves for deep thinking
vivid soundscapes for exploration
playful rhythms that invite movement
multi-layered listening sessions

Maybe skip if you

seeking straightforward structures
prefer instant gratification tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: By the time 'Treated Timber Resists Rot' was released in 2008, Xploding Plastix had already established themselves as innovative contributors to the Norwegian electronic scene with their previous album, 'Amateur Girlfriends Go Proskirt Agents' in 2004. This release marked a continuation of their unique sound that merges big beat and jazz influences, showcasing their evolution as artists comfortable in genre-blurring experimentation.
Stylistic neighbors: The Herbaliser· Fatboy Slim· Bonobo

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Kissed by a Kisser 6:46
2 Errata 4:44
3 The Rigamarole Shell Out 3:50
4 A Rogue Friend Is a Wild Beast 5:31
5 The Cost of Resistance 5:27
6 Joyous Insolence 5:51
7 The Full Graft 5:11
8 Bulldozer Butterfly 4:22
9 Austere Faultlines 5:03
10 Band of Miscreants 5:32
11 Arts of Exit 4:23
12 I Want My Violence Back 5:24

What to play next

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