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The Peaking Goddess Collective New Age Tribal Downtempo Progressive Trance Ambient 2007 Switzerland
The Peaking Goddess Collective - Organika flac album
  • Performer The Peaking Goddess Collective
  • Title Organika
  • Date of release 2007
  • Country Switzerland
  • Style New Age, Tribal, Downtempo, Progressive Trance, Ambient
  • Other formats MP3 RA MPC ASF APE WMA XM
  • Genre Electronic / World & Folk & Country
  • Size MP3 1725 mb
  • Size FLAC 1535 mb
  • Rating: 4.8
  • Votes: 702
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Organika - Студийный альбом от The Peaking Goddess Collective. Вышел 17 августа 2007г. В альбом вошло 8 треков. Продолжительность альбома: 01:06:57. The Peaking Goddess Collective feat. Tanina Munchkina - Organika - (8) Arcana (Live Jam).

Album · 2007 · 8 Songs. The Peaking Goddess Collective featuring Tanina Munchkina.

Composed By – The Peaking Goddess Collective. Flute, Electronics – Pearce van der Merwe. Graphics, Artwork – Ajja, Tanina Munchkina. The percussion is totally badass, and the electronic beats and sounds are extremely well done. Even the flute is tastefully used-not too much, just enough.

Complete your The Peaking Goddess Collective collection. However, what ruined this release for me was the guitar! In most of the songs it seemed off-key from the rest of the music and generally did not fit in with the rest of the arrangements. Bottom line: if you like jam band-style music, you'll probably dig this

The Peaking Goddess Collective is a Swiss-based four-piece live organic act known for its outstanding and longstanding performances. Fusing live instruments, electronic devices and good vibes, they play eclectic sets that cover a wide range of styles. You might find them trancing a prog floor, just as you might see them entrancing the worlds finest chill stages. The Peaking Goddess Collective's current line-up is: Ajja .

Album release date: 1 August 2007. 1. The Peaking Goddess Collective - Love & Peak. 2. The Peaking Goddess Collective - Star Peace. 3. The Peaking Goddess Collective - Secret Fire. 4. The Peaking Goddess Collective - Rolling. 5. The Peaking Goddess Collective - Being Transformation.

The Peaking Goddess Collective is a four piece group from Switzerland, and they specialize in the ethnic psybient music akin to Shpongle and Ott. Their sound usually consists of downtempo eastern-styled beats, with deep bass lines and much use of flutes and classical guitar, with acid-fried vocal samples and various percussive instruments. It is clear that this particular collective take their music very seriously, as they often tour to various festivals and parties around the world and play long and extravagant sets, and the four members all seem to be involved equally at every show

The Peaking Goddess Collective is a Swiss-based four-piece LIVE organic act known for its outstanding and longstanding performances. If you missed it or want to relive it, we're broadcasting The Peaking Goddess Collective's live performance at Mundo de Oz Festival this April See all. Posts.

The Peaking Goddess Collective. Love & Peak, 08:12.

Tracklist Hide Credits

1 Hyperspace 8:39
2 Love & Peak 7:55
3 Star Peace
Composed By – Stephan MontangeroTabla, Dholak, Dhol – Sandeep Kumar
 8:35
4 Secret Fire 9:34
5 Rolling
Electronics – Samy*
 9:16
6 Ishtar
Composed By, Electronics – Gaspard BessonDidgeridoo – Jovis
 8:04
7 Being Transformation
Composed By – Alex GreyComposed By, Electronics – Gaspard BessonFeaturing, Voice, Text By [Poetry] – Alex Grey
 7:43
8 Arcana (Live Jam)
Composed By – Tanya InnocentiFeaturing, Voice, Text By [Poetry] – Tanina Munchkina
 7:11

Companies, etc.

  • Copyright (c) – Peak Records
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Peak Records
  • Mastered At – RFI Mastering
  • Distributed By – Arabesque Distribution
  • Distributed By – INgrooves

Credits

  • Bass Guitar, Electronics – Moreno Antognini
  • Composed By [All Tracks] – The Peaking Goddess Collective
  • Flute, Electronics – Pearce van der Merwe
  • Graphics, Artwork – Ajja, Tanina Munchkina
  • Guitar, Electronics – Ajja S.F. Leu
  • Mastered By – Jake Perrine
  • Mixed By – Master Margherita
  • Percussion, Electronics – Daniel Symons

Notes

©&℗ Peak Records 2007
Mastered at RFI/CD
Worldwide distribution by www.arabesque.co.uk - digital distribution by www.ingrooves.com

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 5 060147 120875
  • Matrix / Runout: | PR013 | ARABESQUE DISTRIBUTION LTD | 021170 |
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI LD12
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 5Q77

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
PR013 The Peaking Goddess Collective Organika ‎(8xFile, FLAC, Album, RE) Peak Records PR013 Switzerland 2012


Talk about The Peaking Goddess Collective - Organika


Domarivip
Others have commented already and I'll add my voice to the chorus: if you like Phutureprimitive or Shulman or Shpongle or Younger Brother or Easily Embarrassed you'll be at home here. Seriously solid stuff here, and that's something from someone as addicted to one-hundred-percent-pure synthesizer-based music as I am. As another writer said, you can totally tell that this record was produced by some seriously proficient musicians. My favourite cut of the record has to be "Rolling," which bumps along subtly in a manner reminiscent of Ultimae Records' undulating and meditative swells (think Cell or Aes Dana.) Recommended.
Jorad
I agree with vitamin420's review of this album; it is obviously created by some super talented musicians. The percussion is totally badass, and the electronic beats and sounds are extremely well done. Even the flute is tastefully used--not too much, just enough. However, what ruined this release for me was the guitar! In most of the songs it seemed off-key from the rest of the music and generally did not fit in with the rest of the arrangements. Bottom line: if you like jam band-style music, you'll probably dig this. However, if you have an aversion to guitars in electronic music (like me), you may grimace at times when listening to this album. Aside from that, it's something every Shpongle fan should hear.
Gravelblade
I loved the guitars on this release (along with everything else). Just saying :).
Buriwield
Wow, I can't believe this hasn't been reviewed...Honestly, I signed up for this site (after many months of lurking) just to post a review about this album. If you are looking for some authentic downtempo tribal, look no further - the hand-drumming is hypnotic, the flute and guitar are beautiful and full of life, and the album flows perfectly from song to song... it's obvious right from the get-go that there is a lot of genuine love for music, I mean look at how many talented musicians that are so diverse in their musical capabilities... man, I have been looking for something great for a long time, and I think I definitely found it. If you like anything by Master Margherita, Dymons, or Flooting Grooves, and you haven't heard this, then you need to buy this album! Also, fans of Phutureprimitive will enjoy this. If you guys are looking to something somewhat similar, check out Slackbaba - ... And The Beat Goes Om...mmm. I love this. 5/5
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