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VUEMORPH "In Expectancy of the Monumental Awe"
Silent Records, SR9578 CD)
BIOSPHERE + PETE NAMLOOK "The Fires of Ork"
Apollo, AMB 3928 CD
infos:
A full length solo album from prolific Romanian
producer Dan Handrabur. He also records as
Crystalline, Mere Mortals, Off'n'Gone (with Phil
Western), Floatpoint, Xdrone (with Adham Shaikh),
Nemos, Dreamlogic, Weed, and Outersanctum. In
addition, he has worked on many releases from veteran
producer Cevin Key (platEAU, Download, Skinny Puppy,
etc), Frontline Assembly, and other Vancouver-based
musicians, as well as game (EA Games) and video
soundtracks. You know if these folks are in need of
Handrabur's skills he must have talent indeed. This is
his excellent ambient-slanted album for the important
Silent Records in the mid 90's. Silent released many
essential ambient albums of the time. This is a fine
ethnomorphic/IDM-influenced downtempo CD that is sort
of hard to find due to the collapse of Silent Records
in '98. A classic release from a highly underrated
artist. Sometimes it sounds like very early
Autechre(incunabula), at other times it's similar to
some of the more curious Fax sublabel releases. This
composer moves effortlessly from uplifting moods to
darker/stranger ones. If you are into the
dub-influenced Interchill label artists, the Instinct
Ambient stuff, em:t, Biosphere, or even some of the
more synthetic Roach/Timeroom material, you will come
to love this album. It's an exquisite production that
stands up to repeated listens over the passing of
time. This is an extra copy, I would never sell my
original. Check out his other stuff too! As a radio DJ
I actually had many copies of this CD at one time, and
gave them away to friends as gifts to illustrate what
well-produced ambient electronic music sounds like. I
have no doubt this musician will become more visible
as he continues to release such fine music.
Groundbreaking 1993 release featuring Gier Jenssen in
collaboration with Faxlabel founder Pete Namlook. This
album contains 2 versions of the deep trance title
track, a 20-minute long space-ambient selection, and
the excellent "Talk to the Stars". Sprinkled with
samples from Blade Runner, and top notch production
quality. A great opportunity to hear the early stages
of the Biosphere/Namlook sound. This is not the
original edition, but rather the Apollo reissue which
is also quite rare and hard to find (the music is
identical to the original Fax release). The original
Fires of Ork album is one of the 'holy grails' from
the early Faxlabel period, limited to 500 copies and
released about a week after the original 2350
Broadway.
thanks for looking
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