James Zabelia

NOWINTER NOSUMMER

nosummer

A2 - Ronald Langestraat - Working Every Day (4:16)

Capsule For One (Special Edition)

City Lights from a Train (2022 version)

Taken from 'RAMZi - hyphea' (MFM061)
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hyphea

megafauna

B1. megafauna (4:22)

Save Our Love

Slow Beat (Dance Mix)

DJ-Kicks: Quantic

Dialect

Reassemblage

Bloodstream

Growls Garden

Heaven's Door: The Soundtrack

Two Rooms

Moon

Two Weeks & Counting...

Aging

Stretching in Water

From the 2006 collaboration album "Orchestra of Bubbles" by Ellen Allien & Apparat on BPitch Control (Germany). "Rotary" appears on the CD release was curiously cut from the 2x LP vinyl version, which is a shame because I feel it is at a tie with "Do Not Break" for strongest track.

The LP was co-produced years ago when Apparat used to write dramatic, orchestral downtempo & techno exclusively. His songwriting and production has since evolved to employ a full band.

Follow the Artists: https://soundcloud.com/ellen-allien and https://soundcloud.com/apparat !!

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More information about this release: http://www.discogs.com/Ellen-Allien-Apparat-Orchestra-Of-Bubbles/master/83102

Ellen Allien & Apparat - Rotary [2006]

Making electronic music since 1988
Official Store | plaid.warp.net
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Plaid (pronounced \ˈplad\) are the London based electronic music duo Andy Turner & Ed Handley. They are two of the founding members of The Black Dog, releasing their first EP in 1989 and signing to Warp Records in 1991. They have used many other pseudonyms including; Atypic, Repeats and Balil, but have focusing on Plaid since 1995. They have released 11 studio albums as Plaid, from 1991's 'Mbuki Mvuki', to 2022's 'Feorm Falorx'. 

Various sources claim they took their name “Plaid” from the Welsh word for “Party”.

Two Rooms

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