Serious Time is Joane Skylers forth novel following orz and the Skyler&Kinlaw LP on Reckno and SSSSSSSSSS on Boomkat Editions. Serious Time births you into a tangerine tinted-sci fi like inauguration of gently pulsating, rising and falling synths, you find yourself stumbling out of bed after a night on the alcoholic blue milk, opening your space blinds to multiple suns rising over some big pyramid building strewn in lights and a couple of flying cars knocking about the sky which is foggy probably. Load up all your favourite cubase (circa 1998) plug ins and run through them at a progressive velocity, tapping the ^ key repeatedly, until you reach enlightenment.
Quoit first dispatches the listeners to an early 80’s Belgian proto-speedcore-disco like state of animation where there for suspended in recurrent rhythms, whipping snares and lucidian arpeggiations you are hewn forth on some overnight ferry to the bright lights of Hull where there you are introduced to a sweep of jarring breaks reminiscent of the DIY Shed Rave scene there at the time.
Basel (ironically written in the town of Saffron Waldon) sees Joane Skyler grow a nosegay of wilting synthesised sounds amongst an allotment of sporadic off-kilter kicks and percussion hits thats become somewhat synonymous with Joane Skylers style.
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