Uploaded October 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Ssaliva (aka Cupp Cave) returns to Matthewdavid’s Leaving Records with his charming first new material since 2012’s excellent ‘RZA’ and ‘Sync Thrills’ sessions. If you’ve been holding your breath, it was worth the wait. ‘Pantani’ is a sublime sashay through eleven crystalline chamber electronica pieces each as etheric, heavy-hearted and elegantly moody as the next, and constructed with the sort of filigree, succinct attention to detail that draws us to music from T C F or Dynooo, but perhaps with a more elegiac, late-night appeal.
Ssaliva (aka Cupp Cave) returns to Matthewdavid’s Leaving Records with his charming first new material since 2012’s excellent ‘RZA’ and ‘Sync Thrills’ sessions. If you’ve been holding your breath, it was worth the wait. ‘Pantani’ is a sublime sashay through eleven crystalline chamber electronica pieces each as etheric, heavy-hearted and elegantly moody as the next, and constructed with the sort of filigree, succinct attention to detail that draws us to music from T C F or Dynooo, but perhaps with a more elegiac, late-night appeal.
