Cardiology is the debut studio album by American record producer Matthew Chicoine under the pseudonym Recloose. It was released on May 14, 2002, through Planet E Communications.
Background Matthew Chicoine, better known under the pseudonym Recloose, is an American record producer originally from Detroit, Michigan. Cardiology is his debut studio album. It consists of 11 tracks. The album was released on May 14, 2002, through Planet E Communications. In Europe, it was released through Studio !K7.
Critical reception
Tony Naylor of NME described the album as "a warm, bubbling brook of soulful jazz-techno, a restless rolling evolution which thoughtfully merges house, funk, even reggae and hip-hop influences into one fluid whole." Piotr Orlov of Cleveland Scene stated, "Like many classic Detroit records, and unlike most techno, Cardiology is soft, melodically eloquent, and funky as hell." Andy Battaglia of The A.V. Club wrote, "With a fetish for both naturalistic drum sounds and future-funk exploration, Recloose grows one of the year's best electronic-music albums from a fertile mix of soil and space dust."
Accolades + Accolades for Cardiology Publication List Rank Resident Advisor Top 100 Albums of the '00s The Wire 50 Records of the Year (2002 Rewind)
Track listing
Personnel Credits adapted from liner notes.
Matthew Chicoine – production, engineering, mixing Carl Craig – executive production, engineering, mixing Michael Fossenkemper – mastering Kenjji – illustration Easyco – design
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