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- Rating Average 4.83
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revisiting this one after many years, to me it continues the vibes of XI 'beat session' nicely - stunning weird ambient techno both sides.. the A is barely there but floats beautifully with the ferric hiss and percolating sound. the B is definitely a...
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lovely flowing textural sounds and a perfect fit on GMT - particular favourite cuts are 'conte' with it's ferric, glowing feeling built up with the sounds of birds and tape hiss, and the balmy warmth of 'i thought you'd look away'.
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rest in power king.. huge loss for the world of house music
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a true pleasure to behold such tracks. Ludovic Navarre at his best, six cuts of singular, deadly deeeeeeeep as f*ck techno/acid missiles.
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amazing, wonderful album, yet another document of an artist truly realising some of the finest ambient leaning music out there.
listen and enter into a remarkable oneiric world. if you like this also check Florian T M Zeisig - Music For Parents and Auvinen* - Akkosaari. tip! |
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stunning album revealing real emotional heft and darkness through repeated listening. johannes auvinen renders massive, vast spaces with a few pads, drum machine and tape hiss to grand effect.. such majesty to these tracks, made all the more...
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proper floatation tank ambient. fills the room, slowly undulating with density.
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'land of dreams' is creme-de-la-creme NYC deep house with a nice mid-tempo shuffle. kinky bassline to get the bodies moving and killer keys from matt cole giving a jazzy feel not unlike the best efforts of the burrell bros, kerri chandler and co.. the...
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C.K. is a deeply consistent producer whether applying their talent to kosmiche ambient or deep techy-house cuts.
the lead cut takes the sensuality of classic UKG but shifts it into a deeper house template, with proper ear worm riffs for days. B1 cut... See full review |
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inimitable spacey ambient techno. a proper voyage of a record, an album truly cohesive in feeling..
extended acidic journey in the form of 'space again', a bath of tape hiss and undulating synth pulses in 'i can't look at it though' and 'cell block'... See full review |
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absolutely stunning LP with fresh and breezy, yet intricate beats.
particular highlights for me are 'fate' with the gliding, textured pads and warm bassline and the off-kilter brain dancing broken styles of 'her elements'. some LPs will always remain... See full review |
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over the moon to finally have these masterful tracks on wax..
sleek, timeless abstract techno pearls beamed from space |
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adding to the praise for this record - beautiful in it's ebb and flow. great label!
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simply incredible.. insane deep & heavy intrictate techno yet also a sense of serenity.. b-side particularly is some beautiful shapeshifting sunrise music.. tip!
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another killer joint from the dustworld camp.. futuristic gear!
lush subdued euphoria on 2.1 with those gliding pads.. dreamy & trippy. |
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stunning opening track - drifts beautifully with the angular feeling of the chords and processing of those vocals.
another record showing livity sound as one of the most vital electronic labels of the 2010s and going forward. |
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beautiful ambient suspension - a continuation of the breath of fresh air found on 3.11 - Illuminate.
unhurried soundscapes to be found on this 12" - particular favourites are the hopeful, kinetic pulse of 'velcro' and the b-side closer 'kontinuitet'... See full review |
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killer under-the-radar NYC deep house bomb - sweeping and dramatic..
'layed back mix' for huge chords and swinging percs. pitch up the rhythm mix and play it alongside the faster house / early hardcore coming out of the uk around the same time. but my... See full review |
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simply insane record. what's more considering it's his first - what a debut!
unique and singular tracks throughout, within the pieces contained on these two slabs of wax you can hear brown's peerless drum programming - intricate but never over the... See full review |
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stunning album, rich in texture and deliberate movement. music for drifting and watching the world go by. favorite tracks are 'lamp fest' and 'transier unt', the former a beautiful unfurling, slowly moving cut while the latter holds a voice in this...
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got a copy a couple of weeks back, i don't hear any of this surface noise/crackling people are referring to. the problem is almost always your turntable, make sure you actually set it up properly
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insanely deep record..
SCN 2 recalling deep, focused Detroit-esque minimalism to tantalizing effect with that pulsing chord. SCN 3 on an icy dub house joint, it's been a while since i've heard pads that sound this vast, contrasts beautifully with the... See full review |
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rare and inventive tracks from SW. - a great logical continuation of the vibe cultivated on the first LP.
whereas the first one was very much organic in feel this second salvo works on a slightly more explorative vein with a nice mixture of fast and... See full review |
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same feeling echoed here - all about 'cosmic courier' here - driving acid with warmth and soul, really fun to mix with, goes well with solid four to the floor house but you'll need to pitch it down. fans of this record should check M5 (2) - Celestial Highways which...
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glad to see this finally available again - essential long form techno artifacts. love the center label artwork on this one, i feel like it illustrates the feeling of the music perfectly. bit crackly here and there but that's vinyl for you! i'm just...
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stunning record, a perfect slice of techno soul from the uk via detroit.
'touched' is lovely but it's the b-side tracks that steal the show. 'ethereal' is just that, moody with a deep basslines and distant gliding strings. 'electroluv' is simply... See full review |
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among claude young's best - focused and precise. 'i am nothing' - the perfect exercise in minimalism and restraint with interesting panning hats dancing around the stereo space. 'concentration factor' is absolutely huge, illegal techno bomb. massive...
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