Beaumont Hannant - Notions Of Tonality Volume 2
Label:
Catalog#:
GENP(CD)40
Format:
CD, Maxi-Single
Country:
UK
Released:
1996
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
IDM
Tracklist
| 1 | Sprint (A87 Mud) | 4:58 | ||
| 2 | It's So Cold Here | 7:09 | ||
| 3 | Broken Love | 6:37 | ||
| 4 | A Coffee With Benson | 5:04 |
Credits
Artwork By [Sculptures] -
Dene Happell
Written-By, Arranged By, Producer, Mixed By, Engineer - Beaumont Hannant
Written-By, Arranged By, Producer, Mixed By, Engineer - Beaumont Hannant
Notes
Published by Hardcore Music (Publishers) Ltd.
"Sprint" Taken from the forthcoming album "Tones".
Recorded at TTB Studios, Wakefield.
℗ 1996 General Production Recordings Ltd.
© 1996 General Production Recordings Ltd.
Barcode: 5 022281 217422
Printed / Made in the UK
Manufactured & marketed by General Production Recordings Ltd.
GRP Group of Companies distributers are: 3MV / Vital and Semaphore.
The GPR label met its demise before the "forthcoming album Tones" mentioned on the sleeve art could be released.
"Sprint" Taken from the forthcoming album "Tones".
Recorded at TTB Studios, Wakefield.
℗ 1996 General Production Recordings Ltd.
© 1996 General Production Recordings Ltd.
Barcode: 5 022281 217422
Printed / Made in the UK
Manufactured & marketed by General Production Recordings Ltd.
GRP Group of Companies distributers are: 3MV / Vital and Semaphore.
The GPR label met its demise before the "forthcoming album Tones" mentioned on the sleeve art could be released.
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Beaumont Hannant - Sculptured (CD, Album)
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Beaumont Hannant - Basic Data Manipulation (Tastes And Textures, Volume 2) (CD)
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Reviews & Discussion
It's a pity that Beaumont Hannant's _Tones_ was never released, because if _Notions of Tonality, Vol. 2_ is any indication, it would have been a stormer. "Sprint (A83 Mud)" is reminiscent of "Psi-Onyx," but much tighter and slightly scarier with its disembodied tones like ghostly voices. "Broken Love" continues with the solid beats, sonically dense and foreboding. “It's So Cold Here" slows down to a shuffle, with the accompanying icy tones, and “A Coffee With Benson” has a haunting, dreamlike quality. Though _Tones_ may be lost to history, I'll certainly take what I can get off this EP.