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Marko FürstenbergNew World EP

Label:

Ornaments – 014

Format:

Vinyl, 12", EP, Limited Edition, 45 RPM, Clear, Marbled

Country:

Germany

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Dub Techno, Tech House

Tracklist

ATime Change
BRenewal
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Credits

  • Mastered ByHelmut Erler

Notes

Mastered at Dubplates & Mastering, Berlin.
Released in a generic white inner sleeve with black label logo stamp on it.

Artist, title, track list and limitation are etched in the run-out area.
Additional run-out etchings on side B: "this record is dedicated to K.M."

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out side A): ORNAMENTS 014 ‡ D&m.
  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out side B): ORN 014 ‡ D&m.

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Reviews

  • wreign's avatar
    wreign
    A lovely addition to the collection of ornaments :-) Marko is a king at bridging the gap between Dub techno/ Deep House. If you listen to records like this without looking at genres, You will soon realise there sometimes shouldnt even be sub-genres. I like to play Deep Dubby stuff like this at after partys. Or basement gigs. :-) Works well for both.
    • 3cityjay's avatar
      3cityjay
      Edited 10 years ago
      On his 3rd sighting on the Ornaments imprint, Marko once again delivers nothing but sonic quality.
      Both tracks are an uncompromising exercise in dubby synths and reverbs, based on a serious rhythm pattern, that should be employed on a proper sound system, causing serious ruckus on the dance floor.

      The hidden beauty of this release though is elicited when you switch to 33rpm, unleashing a pair of dubby behemots, that slowly trudge through the environment, leaving squinted eyes and slowly nodding heads in their wake.

      As usual, the experience is pressed on a gorgeous clear marbled piece of wax.
      Not to be missed!

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