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A concept album of experimental interpretations and original compositions inspired by The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. A collaboration between the video game soundtrack label, Data Discs, and the London-based experimental group, Imprints.

Written and recorded between 2019-2023, this album utilises tape machines, pedal steel guitar, modular synthesisers, field recordings, piano, double bass and various DIY circuits/devices in an attempt to approach the idea of the “video game cover album” in a more organic and interpretative way. By mixing acoustic and ensemble elements with processed electronic and synthesised sounds, the intention is to reflect the feelings of desolation, space and loss often evoked by this most revered and influential game.

Double LP on frosted clear/green vinyl.
Lacquer cut by Lupo and pressed at Pallas, Germany.
Plays at 45RPM.

Imprints' previous works include Data Trails (Serein, 2014) and Inside Every Second (Experimedia, 2011). https://imprintsmusic.bandcamp.com

Credits:

Written and performed by Shaun Crook, Alex Delfont and Darren Clark.
Produced by Jamie Crook.
Double Bass on tracks 1 and 3 by Tom Rosenfeld.
Recorded and mixed by Imprints, 2019-2023.
Mastered by Shawn Hatfield and Shaun Crook.
Cover painting by Jenny Morse, photographed by Robin Silas Christian.

Blood Moon

Imprints - Theme

Purveyors of quality game soundtracks on glorious vinyl. Based in London, England.

Music producer & DJ

Electronica, Downbeat, Leftfield

Debut-EP 『Émergence』available on Soundcloud.

First Album『 女と花 Onna To Hana』TBA.

Founder @curiousworld
Former guitarist & lead Voice @experimentalmotion

Booking: benhiscuriousworld@gmail.com
Contact: neptunecuriousworld@gmail.com

Visit http://flickr.com/neptunien

Since earliest childhood i was into music & the turntable & vinyl of my parents. My father initiated my addiction to vinyl finally by starting to let me select a record at the age of 6 years. Since then i bought music on vinyl. When i started visiting clubs with 15 & was experiencing the gay scene, i often brought some of my house records to an event & asked the, dj if he knows these or could play them - they did & after a few times they handed me the headphone & said "do it yourself, you're welcome" (ultimate thanks to 'Ralf Auge', Toby Geier & Ludger Werb at this point - you lit the spark in the clubs or let me 'practice' at your homes). Thinking about these first steps into djing makes me smile with a bit of melancholy... this is an experience that is hard to imagine these days.

With my first own earned money at age 16 or 17 i finally bought 2 turntables, a mixer, a headphone & started to mix at home with the records i bought until then. I began giving my mixtapes to other djs, that did own parties in town & i got often the possibility to play. In 2006 i took a break from djing for 6 or 7 years. Vinyl production dropped, many labels switched to digital format - something i never was interested in, not even in cds. In 2013 i recognized, that vinyl was ready for a big return to the market.

My vinyl library expands meanwhile a 7000+ records & is still rising. If you hear anything here that you like, let me know.

I'm open for bookings, just hit the message button if you have any question.

played @

Tangente, Ulm
Donauturm, Ulm
Hexenhaus, Ulm
Mogambo, Ulm
After Hour @ Rockside, Ulm
Myers, Ulm
Café 113, Ulm
Millenium, Ulm
Hemperium, Ulm
Club Action, Ulm (Techno Fortress)
Liederkranz, Ulm

El Rubio, Neu-Ulm
Prestige, Neu-Ulm
Kiss! @ Gold, Neu-Ulm

Radio Free FM, Ulm
Radio RCG, Neu-Ulm
Radio SunrayFM, Blaubeuren

Röhre, Stuttgart
'Club 69' Events, Augsburg
Carfax, Memmingen
Climax Institutes, Stuttgart
Airport, Friedrichshafen
Schwarzer Adler, Egelsee

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