Jan Jelinek – Kosmischer Pitch

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		Universal Band Silhouette	7:06
		Lemminge Und Lurchen Inc.	3:50
		Im Diskodickicht	5:22
		Vibraphonspulen	5:39
		Lithiummelodie 1	6:57
		Planeten In Halbtrauer	5:15
		Western Mimikry	3:07
		Morphing Leadgitarre Rückwärts	8:17
		(no audio)	7:00
		Untitled	1:38

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Kosmischer Pitch CD, Album	~scape – ~scape32cd, ~scape – sc32cd	Germany	2005	Germany — 2005
	Kosmischer Pitch LP, Album	~scape – sc32lp	Germany	2005	Germany — 2005	Recently Edited
	Kosmischer Pitch CD, Album, Promo	~scape – ~scape32cd, ~scape – sc32cd	Germany	2005	Germany — 2005	New Submission
	Kosmischer Pitch LP, Album	~scape – sc32lp	Germany	2005	Germany — 2005
	Kosmischer Pitch CD, Album, Unofficial Release	~scape (2) – ~scape32cd	Russia	2005	Russia — 2005	New Submission
	Kosmischer Pitch LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered	Faitiche – faitback06	Germany	2025	Germany — 2025	New Submission

TaalgoMusic Jan 17, 2025
Edited 3 months ago
referencing Kosmischer Pitch (LP, Album) sc32lp
don't pay stupid prices - just repressed - available all good record stores
vesely.karl Nov 13, 2024
referencing Kosmischer Pitch (LP, Album) sc32lp
i have to say thanks to my 2006-me who bought the record just to look cool at the shop. i have just finally understood the record just this autumn (2024). it´s a very german record, really
scoundrel Feb 13, 2007
Edited 18 years ago
referencing Kosmischer Pitch (CD, Album) ~scape32cd
Jan Jelinek continues his unique brand of loop-based with KOSMISCHER PITCH, although his new album leans more towards the ambient side -- the rhythms are much more subdued. The opening track, "Universal Band Silhouette," draws on accumulating post-rock guitar layers, while "Lemminge und Lurchen Inc." has a more icy electronic feel. Certainly, this album isn't as immediate as his previous works, but the drones of "Im Diskodickicht" and "Morphing Leadgitarre Ruckwarts" provide lulling beauty. "Western Mimikry" winds back and forth, mimicking nothing of the sort, but "Lithiummelodie 1" sounds more like a country-western, although filtered through the glitchy Jelinek we're used to, complete with record hiss and cut-and-paste guitar strumming. It's a new direction for Jelinek, one that's not entirely unwelcome.