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Possible Gardens - Possible Gardens.nfo
GENERAL INFORMATION
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Album: Possible Gardens
Artist: Possible Gardens (aka Peter Kuhlmann & Peter Prochir)
Year: 2000
Genre: New Age / Electronic / Ambient
DESCRIPTION
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from http://www.discogs.com/Possible-Gardens-Possible-Gardens/release/49377:
This is one of those rare albums on FAX that feature Pete Namlook, without really sounding like typical Pete Namlook. Peter Prochir, his collaborator, was in an industrial band called Seilwolf back in the day, who played a heavy, noisy music akin to Swamp Terrorists, and over time evolved into a strange industrial/ambient hybrid, even going as far as having Mick Harris (Scorn) produce an entire album for them, and then subsequently remix that album into some of the most dark dub you are likely to hear. So then, what would the pairing of these two men produce this time out (they already had one album of atmospheric breakback called Miles Apart by this point, also on FAX). Well, this time they larely abandon the breakbeat approach and go instead for a nice balanced ambient album with percussive undertones from time to time, but nothing that is ever overwhelming. The two standouts on this record really show the contrast, with Terminal Beach being a very well played tune, with an upbeat and hopeful atmosphere, leading into memory lagoon which is a dark almost isolationist ambient track. Namlook is always at his best when he allows his more trademark sound of airy, new-agey chords to take a backseat to other, more riskier ideas, and this release will not disapoint in that regard.
- kattamuuran on December 30, 2009
FILE INFORMATION
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Number of Tracks: 5
Total Duration: 53:20
Total Size: 259 MBs (including scans, m3u, cue, logs, spectrums, and nfo)
Parity Archive: Yes, 7%
Ripped By: NMR
Files Created on: NMR
Ripped With: NMR
Encoded At: lossless, FLAC / 44.1 KHz
ID3 Tags: Yes
NFO Created: 31 August 2014
Tracklist
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01) Possible Gardens
02) Breeding Machine
03) Terminal Beach
04) Memory Lagoon
05) Possible Gardens (Reprise)
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