Sleeparchive

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Berlin based label run by Sleeparchive.
Distributed by Hard Wax.
Contact Info:
contact@sleeparchive.de
Sites:
[l26172]
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Releases:
none Sleeparchive Recycle EP (12", EP) 2004
ZZZ 01 Sleeparchive Elephant Island EP (EP) (2 versions) 2004
ZZZ 02 Sleeparchive Recycle EP (EP) (2 versions) 2004
ZZZ 03 Sleeparchive Research EP (12", EP, Cle) 2005
ZZZ 04 Sleeparchive Infrared Glow (12", Blu) 2005
ZZZ 05 Sleeparchive Radio Transmission EP (2x12", EP) 2006
ZZZ 006 Sleeparchive Hospital Tracks (2x12") 2006
ZZZ 07 Sleeparchive Papercup (2 versions) 2007
ZZZ 08 Sleeparchive Hadron EP (12", EP) 2008
ZZZ 09 Sleeparchive LBB Works (10", Ltd) 2009
ZZZ 010 Sleeparchive Untitled (Cass, Ltd, C10) 2009
ZZZCD1 Sleeparchive | Antti Rannisto Untitled (CD, Album) 2007
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by kill3rbass Jun 21, 2007 (edited over 4 years ago)
I think this project has lasted far too long. It should have died right after Infared Glow. The music is HUGELLY influenced by Mika Vainio's Ø project and especially his Metri album.
The only difference is that Sleeparchive releases are not produced with analog gear. A major difference if u ask me.
At first it seemed cool to have the chance again to listen to something similar to the legendary Metri. Through time though, the releases are getting as dumb and pointless as most of what people wanna call minimal today. It makes you wonder if they actually listen to them before they buy them.
Review by DJMauz Nov 16, 2005 (edited over 6 years ago)
Sleeparchive's first four records are perhaps the most impressive minimal techno releases in recent history. Sleeparchive uses haunting echos, static, bleeps and beeps to produce perfect theme music for space travel or late night driving... Seriously spooky and mysterious stuff! I'm glad that so many of these tracks appear on Hawtin's "DE9 / Transitions". Maybe Sleeparchive's future releases will be more accessable in the United States since he is getting more recognition.
Review by robob May 05, 2005 (edited over 7 years ago)
'Bout time someone gives this label the credit it deserves:
all releases are absolutely essential purchases if you like your techno minimal, stripped down and way deep.
The production is so clean and clear, it's scary.
I hear lovers comparing this to old-school Plastikman, and that's a massive compliment, but it's actually still much better than that.
My favorite still is release #1, but I'm playing all releases to death.
A worthy new entry in the minimal Hall of Fame, and a statue in Madame Tussauds to boot!