Flies In The Face of Logic

Steve MacLean's "Flies In The Face of Logic" is a captivating and unconventional album released on January 1, 1994, under the Pogus label. Spanning a concise yet engaging 59 minutes, this album is a testament to MacLean's unique artistic vision and experimental approach to music. The tracklist is a whimsical journey through a variety of sounds and compositions, from the literal and intriguing "Recording of a piano dropped from a 100' crane" to the more conventional yet equally evocative piano pieces like "Piano 1" through "Piano 4." The album's eclectic nature is further highlighted by tracks with titles that spark the imagination, such as "Penguin Pulling a Cart," "A Man Shaking Hands With a Squid," and "Dance, You Monster, to My Soft Song!" MacLean's work on this album is a blend of the surreal and the melodic, offering a listening experience that is both thought-provoking and entertaining. "Flies In The Face of Logic" is a standout piece in Steve MacLean's discography, showcasing his ability to blend the ordinary with the extraordinary in a way that is uniquely his own.