Quasi-Objects is a 1998 electronic music album by Matmos, which followed their self-titled debut. Matmos created the album's music by incorporating ordinary sounds recorded around their home.
Track listing
Reception Quasi-Objects has received mixed reviews from music critics. AllMusic's Sean Cooper called the album "both an improvement [on Matmos' self-titled debut] and a disappointment", with the musicians letting "the schtick of let's-make-tracks-entirely-out-of-weird-noises get the better of their aesthetic judgement." Pitchfork Media's Mark Richard-San similarly described the album as "too reliant on novelty", and thought that its central gimmick "smothered the music."Mark Richard-San, Review of A Chance to Cut is a Chance to Cure Pitchfork, 31 March 2001. Retrieved 6 November 2015.
Personnel Design – Rex RayQuasi-Objects track listing Discogs.com. Retrieved 6 November 2015. Cover illustration – M.C. Schmidt Sequenced by, sampler, synthesizer [W-30, Sh-101, Mono/poly], edited by [digital editing], mixed by, banjo, electric guitar, effects [latex clothing, balloons, whoopee cushion, body sounds, field recording, quasi-objects] – Drew Daniel, M.C. Schmidt Written by – Matmos Guitar [phone guitar] on track 2 – Tim Furnish Slide guitar on track 2 – M.C. Schmidt
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