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Shuttle_Three Five Eight* – Understanding Wildlife
Label: | Mille Plateaux – mp115 |
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Format: | CD, Album |
Country: | Germany |
Released: | |
Genre: | Electronic |
Style: | Minimal, Ambient, Glitch |
Tracklist
1 | Finch | 6:28 | |
2 | Plastination | 4:58 | |
3 | I'm Not Afraid | 5:00 | |
4 | Oil Click | 6:17 | |
5 | Every Day I Worry | 4:29 | |
6 | Rubber Clock | 7:49 | |
7 | Rocks Are Nice | 5:15 | |
8 | Models Of My Life | 6:09 | |
9 | My Backyard | 3:25 | |
10 | Understanding Wildlife | 6:01 | |
11 | Burma | 1:24 | |
12 | I Like Being Here | 4:40 |
Credits
- Photography By [Desert Photography] – Danny Dimian
- Producer [Tracks], Written-By [Tracks], Performer [Tracks], Design – Dan Abrams
Notes
Artist name spelled as "Shuttle_Three Five Eight" on front cover and "Shuttle358" on cover spine.
Made in France.
Made in France.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Text): 7 18752 31152 6
- Barcode (Scanned): 718752311526
- Matrix / Runout: [MPO logo] MP115 @@@ 01
- Matrix / Runout (Matrix Outer Rim): IFPI L033 20021003 1126 @@@ 4
- Mastering SID Code: IFPI L033
- Mould SID Code: IFPI 121D
- Label Code: LC 10521
Other Versions (1)View All
Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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New Submission | Understanding Wildlife (11×File, FLAC, Album, Reissue) | 12k | 12k3013 | US | 2015 |
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Edited 14 years ago
I love every one of Dan Abrams releases but this one stands out. It is instantly likeable, very light and moving, and still, after listening to it hundreds of times, I can't seem to grow tired of this album. When listening, I quite often feel that the clicks in the beatpatterns sound somewhat different from how I remember them. Somehow I continue to detect "new" beats within the seemingly simple rhythm structures: this is a perfect example of electronic music that is alive and growing.
I feel that the title and the artwork describes this music perfectly. Three words that might be suitable to describe it: fragile, sparkling, subtle. With "Understanding Wildlife", Dan Abrams moves me into beautiful and lonely landscapes.
I feel that the title and the artwork describes this music perfectly. Three words that might be suitable to describe it: fragile, sparkling, subtle. With "Understanding Wildlife", Dan Abrams moves me into beautiful and lonely landscapes.