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Dr. Atmo & Ramin - Sad World.nfo
GENERAL INFORMATION
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Album: Sad World
Artist: Dr. Atmo & Ramin (aka Amir Abadi & Ramin Naghachian)
Year: 1993
Genre: New Age / Electronic / Ambient / Tribal
DESCRIPTION
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In its 1990's heyday the new-school ambient label Fax Records attracted some of the most gifted electronic musicians in the world. The Iranian-born, German-based DJ and composer Dr. Atmo (real name Amir Abadi) was one of Fax's brightest talents. As a DJ he was one of the artists who hung out at Frankfurt's legendary XS Club, a Sunday chillout event where many young e-musicians connected with the dance music scene performed and got to know each other. Atmo was a prolific composer during these years, though he much preferred collaborations to solo work. His collaboartions included some the era's most outstanding chillout albums with names like Oliver Lieb, Pete Namlook and Deep Space Network.
Atmo also proved to be a remarkably dab hand at ethno-ambient on the Sad World series, an electro-acoustic recording project he made with the enigmatic collaborator known only by the name of Ramin. The first and third volumes are highly recommended.
The tracks "Apadana" and "Terasury" which bookend the first Sad World album are high points, based around Third World-style vocal swells with a deep, aching beauty that will just wipe you out. The vocals are set against a backdrop of haunting yet warm analogue synth drones and anchored by slow, incredibly hypnotic percussion loops. These two tracks alone represent a meeting of Eastern music and contemporary sounds that's every bit as powerful as music by masters of the form such as Popol Vuh and David Parsons. Elsewhere on these records you'll hear strange spoken voice monologues, ambient dub and long drone-based synth excursions sprinkled with global exotica. The strangest track is a meeting of tribal drums, bouncy Mid-Eastern strings and Oldfield-style choral chants called "Kirkuk".
Since the 1990's, Atmo's musical pursuits have been mainly as a DJ - including releasing several loungey mix compilations - and he has also produced an intriguing multi-genre project called Atmo And The Lightz.
FILE INFORMATION
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Number of Tracks: 5 [tracks not separated]
Total Duration: 1:18:27
Total Size: 180 MBs (including scans, and nfo)
Parity Archive: Yes, 7%
Ripped By: NMR
Files Created on: NMR
Ripped With: NMR
Encoded At: 320 CBR / 44.1 KHz
ID3 Tags: Yes
NFO Created: 3 June 2014
Tracklist
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01) Apadana
02) Giyan
03) Harsin
04) Kirkuk
05) Terasury
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