Dabrye – Instrmntl

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Instrmntl CD, Album	Eastern Developments – EASTDEV002	US	2002	US — 2002	Recently Edited
	Instrmntl LP, Album	Eastern Developments – EASTDEV002	US	2002	US — 2002	Recently Edited
	Instrmntl CD, Album	Tokuma Japan Communications – TKCB-72322	Japan	2002	Japan — 2002	Recently Edited
	Instrmntl CD, Album	Eastern Developments – TKCB-72400	Japan	2002	Japan — 2002	New Submission
	Instrmntl 10×File, WAV, Album, Reissue	Ghostly International – GI-24	US	2018	US — 2018	New Submission
	Instrmntl LP, Album, Reissue, Blue	Ghostly International – GI-24	US	2018	US — 2018	New Submission
	Instrmntl LP, Album, Reissue, Test Pressing	Ghostly International – GI-24	US	2018	US — 2018	New Submission
	Instrmntl Cassette, Album, Unofficial Release	Not On Label – none	Europe	2023	Europe — 2023	New Submission

True2 Dec 28, 2020
referencing Instrmntl (LP, Album, Reissue, Blue) GI-24
Contains Gimmie Lowlands which was only on the JP CD. It's a favorite among the heads. The rest ain't at all shabby either. ;)
twilightambiance Feb 23, 2018
referencing Instrmntl (LP, Album, Reissue, Blue) GI-24
Besides a couple of clicks here and there on side B, this record was dead silent and sounded beautiful.
joepappz Jul 8, 2006
Edited 17 years ago
referencing Instrmntl (CD, Album) EASTDEV002
What can be said? Stunning that's what! From trip-hop through breaks and IDM and back again. There not a bad track. No Child of God stands apart though... just. The whole album is so damn... intelligent. Introduce yourself to Dabrye and you will not regret it. Get one/three and two/three as well as they are masterpieces. My favorite artist of the moment.
scoundrel Apr 13, 2004
referencing Instrmntl (CD, Album) EASTDEV002
Dabrye brings on the deep funk with his album <I>Instrmntl</I>, full of hip-hop beats and abstract electronics. Right from “Intrdctn” and “Won,” there’s a funkiness that’s unmistakable as it is catchy.
“Evelyn” throws some jazzy horns into the mix, while “This Is Where I Came In” is almost straightforward electro. My favorite track would be “D-Town Tabernacle Choir,” a track filled with wobbly piano and solid beats. A good album, albeit rather short.