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referencing T-Raenon, 12", OP 1
T'raenon undoubtedly makes a landmark in progression of the dnb sound. Where Applied Rhythmic Technology unraveled, OP-ART 001 lashes the two together imperviously Comming off with a strong, deep 92-94 ambient techno vibe/ With this release, Parkes acheives one of his finer moments.
referencing T-Raenon, 12", OP 1
Word! to that. This IS both soulful and intelligent. Beautiful cover and label artwork, a MUST HAVE for all elektroids.
Ranks alongside Innerzone Orchestra's "Bug in the Bassbin" and LTJ Bukem's Logical Progression vol.1 as a landmark classic.Peace.
Ranks alongside Innerzone Orchestra's "Bug in the Bassbin" and LTJ Bukem's Logical Progression vol.1 as a landmark classic.Peace.
referencing T-Raenon, 12", OP 1
t'raenon is one of the most beautiful intelligent drum n bass tunes ever, an epic ambient beginning which suddenly filters up and drops into another bout of trademark photek rhythmical wizardry.
it might seem impossible to mix with at first with all ambience and no clues, but they are there if you listen carefully enough.
t'raenon (version) has the same pads and atmospherics, just laid over a version style dubby beat for a good 9 minutes. very mellow.
kanei is a chillout / down tempo / electro tune. nice background stuff.
it might seem impossible to mix with at first with all ambience and no clues, but they are there if you listen carefully enough.
t'raenon (version) has the same pads and atmospherics, just laid over a version style dubby beat for a good 9 minutes. very mellow.
kanei is a chillout / down tempo / electro tune. nice background stuff.
