Babe Rainbow

Babe Rainbow is experimental electronic music from Vancouver, Canada.

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"Reed steps out of the comfort zone of genres-- both self-invented and preexistent-- and creates overcast, suffocating sonic landscapes." Pitchfork

"Shaved’s sonics bristle with sparse percussion, static and reverb while occasionally donning boots made of bass large enough to crush your soul…sitting perfectly with the rest of Warp’s new recruits and ensuring that a new decade for the label opens in suitably peculiar hands." FACT

"He makes music that pretty much sounds like living in a haunted house and has lately been throwing chopped and screwed mixes out into the world with astonishing ferocity." The FADER

#8 Best EP of 2010 – Babe Rainbow Shaved - Boomkat

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2011.09.30

Babe Rainbow – Endless Path EP (2011) [Warp] // Grade: A-
The first rule of Babe Rainbow: Whatever you expect, you’re probably not going to get it. Whether it’s ambient original tracks, screwed mixtapes, schizo remixes or creeped-out videos, Vancouver producer Cameron Reed is constantly pushing the boundaries of experimentation and emotional response. Latest EP Endless Pathsidesteps the murky chill of last year’s Shaved in favor of a warmer, crisper electronic vibe; and though the end result is no less ominous, Reed’s wandered through a new set of shadows to get there.

Read the rest of the Mishka review here.

Babe Rainbow – Endless Path EP (2011) [Warp] // Grade: A-

The first rule of Babe Rainbow: Whatever you expect, you’re probably not going to get it. Whether it’s ambient original tracks, screwed mixtapes, schizo remixes or creeped-out videos, Vancouver producer Cameron Reed is constantly pushing the boundaries of experimentation and emotional response. Latest EP Endless Pathsidesteps the murky chill of last year’s Shaved in favor of a warmer, crisper electronic vibe; and though the end result is no less ominous, Reed’s wandered through a new set of shadows to get there.

Read the rest of the Mishka review here.