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M. Behrens*Final Ballet

Label:noton.archiv für ton und nichtton – 12 cd, Rastermusic – cdr 013
Format:
CD, Album
Country:Germany
Released:
Genre:Electronic
Style:Modern Classical, Experimental, Minimal

Tracklist

1Scene 16:09
2Scene 210:36
3Scene 32:39
4Scene 44:04
5Scene 510:02
6Scene 65:52
7Scene 7 : Toward Stasis12:39
8Secret Scene : Gesture 19:01
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Credits

Notes

Thanks to Florian Schmitt.

All info printed directly on ordinary jewelcase and on disc.
No other artwork (eg. insert) included.

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  • UniqueUsername's avatar
    I have had M. Behrens "Final Ballet" in my collection for many years, taking it out from time to time, only to place it back on the shelf.

    Until about two days ago, after a couple of years of seeking out and enjoying some of the more intense, most extreme, most empty minimalism going. And "Final Ballet" was finally perfectly satisfying.

    Highly recommended.
    • scoundrel's avatar
      scoundrel
      Edited 18 years ago
      Be forewarned: M. Behrens' FINAL BALLET is very minimal, perhaps too minimal for some. It was certainly for me. Stripped of everything but the percussion, the tracks seem almost faceless. The chugging of "Scene 1" doesn't feel qualitatively different from the whirring of "Scene 2." "Scene 4" has slightly more structure and interest, but not quite enough. "Scene 5" fills in more of this promise, but it's almost too little, too late, and "Scene 7" returns to... nothing, really. Can't say this album grabbed me.
      • denisoliver's avatar
        denisoliver
        very tough and raw stuff, related to pan sonic or goem

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