I ofund a couple tracks on Soulseek....I want more :)

I like how she/he/they use static and dusty record sounds...

Twerk and Veer have made some great tracks that use the same kind of sounds (with minimal glitchy techno).

The simple and loopy qualities are what I like about it. It reminds in certain ways of Aphex's _SAW2_.

Accusation of repetitiveness, on its own, is not sufficient criticism when you're talking about music. A lot of brilliant music relies on repeating patterns and groups. A lot of not-so-brilliant music is annoyingly repetitious. The trick is to understand the difference, why some motives grow more sublime through repetition while others grow more grating.

I'll agree that Colleen sounds like a CD skipping - hell, some of it might even *be* a CD skipping. And what's wrong with that? It's the sounds she finds, and the ways they're woven together, that make it so engaging. While she uses a lot of acoustic sound sources, it's a sampler record. I like to listen to the cuts in the sequencing as much as the tones and sonorities themselves.