Reagenz – Reagenz

Great pressing, superb sound. As I said in other comment, we tested had both versions, black and green, and this sounds way better.

I had the chance of testing both versions, black one and this one, in my local store. Black sounded way better, so I decided to buy it. Both were new vinyls, we opened in the moment, just for curiosity; we tested them with a couple of Technics 1200Mk2 with Ortofon Nightclub MK2 capsules. Black vinyls always wins :)

Throwing my hat in the ring to attest to the quality of the remaster and pressing - always nervous about opaque colored vinyl, but this one doesn't disappoint. Here's to hoping for more reissues from the Source catalog

Amazing souding vinyl, powerful sound, no distortion, pretty dynamic mastering. Surface noise is low. Good buy.

Great downtown chill album but slightly spoiled on the Reflective ‎label version due to re-arranging the original(Source-Records) track play order, which flowed better as a listening experience on the original Source-Records label release.

this album is great. lots of little rhythms and textures to keep your brain engaged many times over. kind of a must listen tbh. do yourself a favor and check it out

In response to Escherichia's fantastic review of the Reagenz album,
I have Jonah's CD on Reflective.
The track listings are the same, but shuffled a bit from the Source Recording.
I'm just curious if anyone has listened to both CDs and compared which CD, if any, flows better than the other because of the Re-Tracked positions?

Absolutely sublime album from David Moufang (probably best known as Move D) and Jonah Sharp under their Reagenz alias, full of classic 90s sounds, ambient textures, and intricate early techno/IDM rhythms. It sits comfortably in the hard-to-define genre populated by the likes of Higher Intelligence Agency, Global Communication, and artists involved in the Artificial Intelligence series (among many others). There's a clear early Warp influence here (notably Autechre's Incunabula) but in the most complimentary of ways. I was lucky enough to find this by chance at a used CD store, and knowing nothing about the album I almost passed it up -- I'm very glad I didn't, because since then it has become one of my all-time favourite ambient-techno albums. A must for any fan of the aforementioned artists, and that classic 90s sound.