Boris Hauf - Clark flac album

Label: Shameless Records (4) ‎– SHLP04. It has a great quality and doesn’t sound dated at all, unlike some of the computer music that appeared a few years before that, the technoid music of Hauf still sounds remarkable fresh; to me it seems like a wise decision to re-issue this. Vital Weekly 1069, Frans de Waard.

composer, producer, performer, curator and lecturer. tours worldwide Current bands: Couscous, Clark, Owl & Mack, Next Delusion, The Peeled Eye, Naked Lunch, owns and runs the independent record label shameless and lives in Berlin, Germany.

On 180-gram vinyl, this is a reissue of a CDR which Hauf released through the UK label Sijis in 2005. Fragments of techno juxtaposed with modernist contemporary experimentation make this album liable to pique the interest of many an electronic music connoisseur. Furthernosie/Alex Young. Peeled eye - the peeled eye. LP (12"/10" Album) · SHAMELESS · 15/01/2016 · in JAZZ, AVANTGARDE.

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Clark is the seventh studio album by the British electronic artist Chris Clark and the fifth released under the Clark moniker. It was produced by Chris Clark and released by Warp on 3 November 2014. On its release the album reached number 20 on the Billboard Heatseakers chart, 17 on the Billboard Dance chart and 122 on the Belgian Album chart.

Скачать все песни Boris Hauf в хорошем качестве (320 кбит/с) на телефон (Android, Iphone) или слушать музыку онлайн: Couscous feat. Boris Hauf - King Ottos 20 Rothmans, Couscous feat. Boris Hauf - Lord Skeleton Dance, Couscous feat.

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Thursday, January 21, 2016. Boris Hauf - Next Delusion (shameless, 2015) . In 2011, Boris Hauf gathered a sextet comprised of three reeds (himself on tenor/soprano, Keefe Jackson on tenor sax/contrabass clarinet, and Jason Stein on bass clarinet) and three drummers (Frank Rosaly, Michael Hartman, and Steven Hess, with the latter also adding electronics). The results, released as Next Delusion, were surprisingly restrained.