Artist : TCF
Title : 415C47197F78E811FEEB7862288306ECFD4EC3DED8B
Genre : Electronic
Year : 2014
Date : 10/2014
Bitrate : 320 kbps
Tracks : 07
Catalog : ILTECH008
Label : Liberation Technologies
Source : WEB
Encoder : Lame
Length : 22:18 min
Size : 51,2 MB
Tracklist:
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01.d7 08 2a 8d 2a 37 fa fe 17 0e 62 39 01:55
06 81 c8 a1 49 30 6f ed 56 ad 5e 04
02.46 4d 68 77 64 a0 43 b7 e9 a7 cb b4 02:55
be 68 6b cb a0 5e 10 02 cc 96 ea 75
03.54 c6 05 1c 13 cc 72 e9 cc dc 84 f2 04:55
a3 ff cc 38 1e 94 0d c0 50 5c 3e e8
04.f8 5e bb 63 94 b5 17 ba 74 ac 11 ee 04:19
33 86 b2 7e 93 e0 e4 aa b4 cf 1f 64
05.db 9f 72 a8 b4 1c 62 8a 3c 96 22 8b 05:36
5b 03 23 6f 81 16 64 76 3e 0a d8 16
06.e5 42 cc 3c 83 3d a0 76 de 90 e4 cb 02:09
49 99 c9 9f c5 48 7a a8 2f 34 1f bc
07.97 ef 9c 12 87 06 57 d8 b3 2f 0b 11 00:29
21 c7 b2 97 77 91 26 48 27 0e 5d 74
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22:18 min
From Boomkat:
Lars T C F Holdhus follows one of the
very best releases of the new millenium
so far, the 'Untitled' tape for YYAA,
with another cryptic future-shock, his
1st for Liberation Technologies.
Continuing a trajectory away from the
calculated dance mash-ups of his now-
defunct Cracksmurf alias, this project
and mini-album is based on a whole other
algorithmic strategy, rendering densely
coded formulae into utterly mind-
boggling and synaesthetically affective
compositions. Once you've heard his
music and done a little research into
his academic background and visual
practice - he studied at Frankfurt's
famed StΣdelschule; is fascinated by
data encryption; loves a good brew - it
almost becomes really hard not to hear T
C F's music as immensely complex,
fluctuating plumes of code billowing and
refracting across infinite virtual
landscapes. It's fxxking staggering
stuff, soaring between hardstyle peaks
and the kind of ultra-lucid FX you'd
expect to hear while watching
Transformers at the iMax, traversing
wide-open, lysergic ambient space and
majestic neo-classical (more Matrix than
Max Richter, tho) gestures with an
incisive balance of wry humour and
emotional pathos that's all too rare,
nay absent, from much stuff nowadays.
Ultimately, words fall well short of
adequately describing this stuff; it
simply needs to be experienced, fully
immersed, piloerect, pupils dilated.
It's one of 2014's most crucial pieces
of new music, no doubt.
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