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RJ's Electrical Connections is pleased to bring you The Insane Warrior. In a way, this album could be considered a soundtrack to a movie that doesn't exist (at the moment). A strictly instrumental affair, the album "We Are The Doorways" was loosely inspired by horror and sci-fi film scores of the wonderfully fruitful period of 1976-1984. Several things mark this record - for one, there is a departure from the concise nature of most modern pop-oriented records. Expansive, open passages - often with no rhythmic elements - recall the work of both Eno and John Carpenter. These give way to spastic outbursts of energy in places. At other times, the tension-meets-groove aesthetic of Dario Argento's pet Goblin give birth to some surprisingly funky cuts as well.

While heavily leaning on big, expansive analog synth sounds, angular rhythms, and blissful ambient passages, the record still maintains the attention to groove that RJD2's label is known for. At times jazzy, psychedelic, and introspective, the exploratory nature of the music shines through. The Insane Warrior's 'We Are The Doorways' is yet another unique landmark in the growing catalog of RJ's Electrical Connections.



“In ways, you can think of The Insane Warrior as an entirely different dude. Like that part at the end of The Adventures of Link, when you fight that inverted version of yourself. It’s funny; when I started making records, i toyed with the idea of renaming myself every time i released an album, cause i always liked the idea of an artist trying to reinvent themselves on each album. Obviously, i didnt. This album is kind of an incarnation from an alternate universe where that IS happening; that’s how i’d like you to think of it, really. Off somewhere inconceivable is The Insane Warrior.”

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Tangerines said:
woah its you. Hey you

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DungenessDank said:
This shit makes my day.

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