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Belarisk: Moments In Shapeshifting - VINYL LPTitle: Moments In Shapeshifting Artist: Belarisk Label: Type Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 5060165480852 Genre: Electronic Release Date: 2016 07 22 Number of Discs: 1 New England's Lee Tindall has been a mainstay of the noise electronic scene for some time. Working as Zerfallt and Belarisk, and in a variety of groups (including Astronaut with Daniel Lopatin), Tindall has been perfecting what he calls "Hy Fy mutant music" for a decade, working on the
Title: Moments In ShapeshiftingArtist: Belarisk
Label: Type
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5060165480852
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2016-07-22
Number of Discs: 1
New England's Lee Tindall has been a mainstay of the noise/electronic scene for some time. Working as Zerfallt and Belarisk, and in a variety of groups (including Astronaut with Daniel Lopatin), Tindall has been perfecting what he calls "Hy-Fy mutant music" for a decade, working on the fringes of a sound that has slipped in-and-out of focus. Moments In Shapeshifting is Tindall's most fully-realized release to date, bringing together his interest in abrasive noise, abstract electronics and haunting ambience. It follows a long spell in a maze of his own confusion, navigating the labyrinth of corporate tech support, hell-to-reach, complete mental and physical exhaustion. The tracks came together from vivid dreams and nightmares during this time, as Tindall embraced the negativity of the New England mindset, crafting the songs as an escape or moment of clarity. Referencing '80s sci-fi and body horror, the album concerns itself with duality, betrayal and paranoia - many of the tracks have more than one title and some pivot mid-way through, shifting focus and transforming completely. As Tindall fixated on dreams, surrealist art and fiction, the nature of rural New England landscape gave him something tangible to reflect on, and the result is a beguiling collection of tracks that flow into each other without fixating on a certain genre or other. At times reminiscent of Tim Hecker's dense ambience and at others closer to M.E.S.H. or Oneohtrix Point Never, Moments In Shapeshifting offers an enticing distortion of reality - a cracked mirror for us to gaze into and obsess over. It might be the most human electronic record of the year. Mastered and cut by Matt Colton. Edition of 500.
Tracks:
1.1 Disfolding (Ganzfeld)
1.2 Cyraxi Quarx'th (Ve Nims III)
1.3 The Knot That Tied Itself
1.4 Belewe Moon
1.5 Erase All Trace (Wait to Rot)
1.6 The Hand That Bit Itself (Geist)
1.7 Ponakin (White Thorn)
1.8 Mirror Immortal
1.9 Window Painted Over
1.10 Ruined Rig (Contaminated)
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★★★★★ 4
Feels cheap, but hard to complain at this price
Color: Graphite, Style: Keyboard, Color: Graphite, Style: Keyboard
This keyboard definitely looks and feels very budget, and the plastic construction makes that obvious right away. The whole board has a strong plastic feel, and if you twist it even a little bit, you can hear the frame making plastic creaking noises. It doesn’t exactly feel sturdy or premium.
The key feel is also pretty mediocre. The keys feel a bit mushy and not very satisfying to type on. If you’re used to better keyboards or mechanical ones, the typing experience here will probably feel pretty underwhelming.
That said, I can’t be too harsh on it. This is a very cheap keyboard, and for the price it does the basic job. It connects easily over Bluetooth with no lag, and it even comes with the AAA batteries included. So it’s still a decent value for a simple everyday keyboard. Four stars feels fair for what it is.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Smaller and efficient
Color: Graphite, Style: Keyboard
I like that it is a bit smaller. Works well so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2026
★★★★★ 1
As long as longevity isn’t required
Color: Graphite, Style: Keyboard
Love this keyboard, I chose the ProtoArc EM11 NL Bluetooth Ergonomic Mouse to go with it. Could not be more pleased with quality and heft of the keyboard specially at the price point. Whisper silent and easy to pair. Excellent choice.
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Had to come back and downgrade to 1 star. Keyboard quit on me after 3 months. Phantom keystrokes, like I was holding down one letter. It was a slow burn until I couldn’t take it anymore. Thought it was a one off. Replaced the batteries etc. If you just need something for a month or so while waiting or saving for something better, go for it. Totally fits the ‘you get what you pay for’ idiom.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great Keyboard
Color: Graphite, Style: Keyboard
I bought the keyboard only, because I already had the bluetooth mouse. This is a very good keyboard. I was concerned when ordering that the keys maybe be mushy without having seen a display, but I've not found them to be so at all. The keys do not click loudly like every other keyboard I've ever used, but the keys are every bit responsiveness and snap like others. After using it a couple hours, I don't really notice the lack of clicking . . . and found it actually does have its own distinct muffled sound.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Well Worth the Money
Color: Graphite, Style: Keyboard
I bought this keyboard after my last bluetooth one crapped out. I wasn't looking for anything fancy, and it's not. But it is comfortable, and I like the way the keys feel. Honestly, I even like the way it looks.
The only downside is that one of the control buttons near the shift button will erase an entire sentence or two if it is accidently touched. That's annoying, but not enough for me to give it a four star.
It's fairly quiet. I actually like the way it sounds.
I use it every day, sometimes for a couple of hours. The batteries are going strong.
I am glad I didn't go for a more expensive option. It doesn everything I want it to.
It's compatible with my tablet and connects right away. I don't even have to reconnect it every time. I just start tapping the keys and it is ready to go fairly quickly.
Over all, this is a great value for your money. I highly reccommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2026