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Kassem Mosse – Disclosure
Label:
Honest Jon's Records – HJRLP 073
Format:
2 ×
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
Released:
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Tracklist
| A1 | Stepping On Salt | |
| A2 | Phoenicia Wireless | |
| A3 | Drift Model | |
| A4 | Galaxy Series 7 | |
| B1 | Collapsing Dual Core | |
| B2 | Monomer | |
| B3 | Galaxy Series 5 | |
| B4 | Aluminosilicate Mirrors | |
| C1 | Long Term Evolution | |
| C2 | Molecular Memories | |
| C3 | Purple Graphene | |
| D1 | Untitled | |
| D2 | Untitled | |
| D3 | Untitled |
Companies, etc.
- Lacquer Cut At – Dubplates & Mastering
- Pressed By – Pallas – 40713
- Pressed By – Pallas – 40714
Credits
- Lacquer Cut By – CGB@D&M*
- Layout [Uncredited] – Will Bankhead
Notes
The three tracks on side D are untitled locked grooves.
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| HJRCD73 | Kassem Mosse | Disclosure (CD, Album) | Honest Jon's Records | HJRCD73 | UK | 2016 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Reviews Show All 11 Reviews
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zurkonic
December 2, 2016
Well, I'm glad to see everyone is generally stoked on this record as I was pretty disheartened to see the unanimous praise that 19 got on discogs...I don't usually check comments but was curious about that one as even though I got a great price on it and listen to it regularly, it doesn't excite me, nor does the MM/KM minialbum. But this album?! Let me put it this way: I just put on his M2 record and for how amazing his bangers are, when he gets weird, inconsistent, he's always on the verge of a massive breakthrough. I wasn't planning on getting Disclosure and hadn't heard any of it, but as soon as we got through the first I'd rather insignificant synth experiments, the SONGS come through...that's right, the world's trackiest musician actually manages to achieve the same degree of spontaneity and emotion
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daftcombo
November 11, 2016
I was a big fan of MM/KM and also liked Workshop 19, but this one is boring. "Next level step into or towards alien music" --> ever heard of Autechre?
Only two tracks are ok, the rest is disappointingly dull.
Only two tracks are ok, the rest is disappointingly dull.
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Genshji
October 22, 2016
In quite some time, this is a next level step into or towards alien music. Perhaps even ahead of jeff mills. KM has made some excellent music but this is so advanced in sound design and electronic music consciousness. Or perhaps he had contact!?!
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T-Nick
October 19, 2016
Strange and wonderful. Side D is blank though right? I don't think I'm missing any tracks.
kakaok
April 23, 2017