Morphosis (2) – What Have We Learned
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| A1 | Silent Screamer | 7:09 | ||
| A2 | Spiral | 5:32 | ||
| B1 | Wild In Captivity | 6:34 | ||
| B2 | Androids Among Us | 5:10 | ||
| C1 | Gate Of Night | 3:42 | ||
| C2 | Kawn | 8:58 | ||
| D1 | Dirty Matter | 6:58 | ||
| D2 | Ascension | 1:54 | ||
| D3 |
Europa
Vocals – Kae (2) |
7:06 |
Credits
- Artwork – Tankboys
- Illustration [Drawing By] – Elena Xausa
- Mastered By – Apostolos Siopis
- Mastered By [Cut] – Helmut Erler
- Mixed By – Andrea Bano, Rabih Beaini
- Producer – Rabih Beaini
Notes
Recorded at Meakusma in Eupen, Belgium.
Mastered at Odeon Mastering.
Mastercut at Dubplates & Mastering, Berlin.
Distributed by Rush Hour.
Rabih Beaini appears courtesy of Morphine Records.
(p) Ossigeno S.R.L.
(c) 2011 Morphine Records, all rights reserved.
Under exclusive license to Delsin Records/MOS Recordings.
No duration given on release.
Black vinyl
Barcode appears only as numbers on the cover not in a form that can be scanned.
Other Versions (Showing 3 of 3) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What Have We Learned (CD, Album) | Morphine Records, Delsin, M>O>S Recordings | MMD-CD1 | Netherlands | 2011 | ||
| What Have We Learned (2x12", Album, Ltd, Cle) | Delsin, M>O>S Recordings, Morphine Records | MMD-LP1 | Netherlands | 2011 | ||
| What Have We Learned (10xFile, FLAC, Album) | Delsin | MMDD1 | Netherlands | 2011 |
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Reviews & Discussion
Well, what have we here? It's difficult to know where this album has come from - it's almost like it's been beamed in from the ether! Ra H aka Morphosis has excelled even his brilliant previous releases with this one. Woozy, drifting and driving all at the same time, it's a fresh take on techno that recalls the experimentalism of early 90s 'electronica' whilst still having a proper heavy dancefloor-friendly backbone. Whilst it's true that this isn't exactly a 5am-strobes-and-kickdrum type of album, in the right setting a couple of these tracks will set it off. If this isn't in your collection yet, GO GET IT!
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