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Tracklist
Dron(e)field | 6:42 | ||
Ozone | 8:45 | ||
Oughtibridge | 6:42 | ||
Ascension | 6:39 | ||
Fibre | 4:09 | ||
Tool | 7:29 | ||
Dune | 3:45 | ||
Lovell | 8:05 | ||
Stern | 6:49 | ||
Spinegrinder | 8:56 | ||
You Want Some More? | 2:00 | ||
No Hard Shoulder | 7:17 |
Credits (4)
- Frank MakowskiElectronics, Edited By
- Stephen ParsickElectronics, Mixed By, Engineer, Producer
- Gerd WienekampMastered By
- Klaus Hoffmann-HoockRecorded By [Supervisor]
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![]() | Oughtibridge CD, Album Black | Doombient.Music – ramp 003 | Germany | 2005 | Germany — 2005 | Recently Edited | |||
![]() | Oughtibridge CD, Album, Limited Edition, Misprint White | Doombient.Music – ramp 003 | Germany | 2005 | Germany — 2005 | New Submission | |||
![]() | Oughtibridge: The Full Monty 13×File, FLAC, Album | Doombient.Music – none | Germany | 2009 | Germany — 2009 | New Submission |
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referencing Oughtibridge (CD, Album, Black) ramp 003
The German-based synth duo ['ramp] has been creating pure-blooded electronic music since the mid-90's. Drawing from a world of influences, then boiling it down into their own psychedelic brew, this is first-rate dark night of soul journey material created on the edge of one moment informing the next. OUGHTIBRIDGE is a live performance improvisation recorded at England's Jodrell Bank Radio Observatory. The set is a continuous onslaught of dense harmonic masses and dramatic molten sound clusters which eventually are atom-smashed by a propulsive sequencer passage that cries out classic Berlin School, in the best way. The live setting gives this piece an energized, experimental and raw quality, with a sort of gothic old-world ambience seeping in at times. As a reference point, the creative spirit taps into similar feelings as early classic Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze, those of instinct and impulse. ['ramp] is Frank Makowski (electronics, sampling, tools, sequencing) and Stephen Parsick (electronics, atmospherics, tools, sequencing). (Steve Roach)