Guido Möbius - Batagur Baska flac album

Batagur Baska (7:09) 2. Nach Draussen (3:12) 3. Windsurfing Chile (3:06) 4. -ing (4:13) 5. Rowno Malin Ternopol (6:24) 6. How To Never Wake Up (1:39) 7. Moloch (6:07) 8. Call The Police Now (3:29). In the beginning there is noise. Not an encompassing and continuous noise, but something choppy and rhythmical. We are talking about BATAGUR BASKA, the first piece from the album of the same name by Guido Möbius. Nothing on this album actually goes together.

Nothing on this album actually goes together. On his first album ‘Klisten,’ he surprised audiences with instrumental music that was equally complex and gentle. MÖBIUS also used predominantly warm, acoustic timbres on his follow-up album ‘Dishoek. Although ‘Klisten’ and ‘Dishoek’ manage very well largely without beats and basses, MÖBIUS does make full use of them on his 2009 album ‘Gebirge.

STRIKE 159. Guido Möbius. Batagur Baska ‎(CD, Album). strike 159. Batagur Baska ‎(CD, Album, Promo).

Batagur Baska seems to be composed from a palette of drier, harsher electronic compositions than previous releases like Spirituals and Gebirge. At times the "feel" is as dry as Klaus Schultze's epic synth washes on Lord Krishna Von Golowka, though Batagur Baska is by no means imbued with the same kind of romantic bravura

Guido Möbius - Batagur Baska (Album) Strike 159. English (UK).

Mullinix presented the idea of working on a series of rhythms he made in the style of the early digital age of Jamaican producers during the mid-80's (starting with Prince Jammy's Sleng Teng). 01. Batagur Baska (07:09) 02. Nach Draussen (03:12) 03. Windsurfing Chile (03:06) 04. -ing (04:13) 05.