Shinichi_Atobe-Butterfly_Effect-WEB-2014-BCC

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2014-10-27

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Artist  : Shinichi Atobe
Title   : Butterfly Effect
Genre   : Electronic
Year    : 2014
Date    : 2014-10-00
Tracks  : 12
Label   : Demdike Stare
Catalog : DDS010
Source  : WEB
Encoder : Lame
Length  : 58:14
Size    : 90.90


Tracklist:
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1  Free Access Zone 1                      3:28
2  Butterfly Effect                       11:52
3  Free Access Zone 3                      2:14
4  Bonus Break                             4:35
5  Waste Land 1                            6:08
6  Waste Land 2                            3:20
7  Free Access Zone 2                      9:18
8  Free Access Zone 4                      1:26
9  Free Access Zone 5                      5:06
10 Free Access Zone 6                      2:56
11 Free Access Zone 7                      4:53
12 Free Access Zone 8                      2:58

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                                          58:14




From Boomkat:

*Full-length debut from the elusive Shinichi Atobe, known for an incredible 12ö
on Chain Reaction almost 15 years ago and never seen or heard from since. Audio
mastered and cut by Matt Colton, Individually numbered edition of 600 copies for
the world. Vinyl purchases come with a download of the full album plus 4 bonus
tracks dropped into your account on Monday, October 27th* Shinichi Atobe has
managed to stay off grid since he made an appearance on Basic ChannelÆs Chain
Reaction imprint back in 2001. He delivered the second-to-last 12ö on the label
and then disappeared without a trace, leaving behind a solitary 12ö thatÆs been
selling for crazy money (theres a copy up on discogs at the moment for $600 - go
figure) and a trail of speculation that has led some people to wonder whether
the project was in fact the work of someone on the Basic Channel payroll. That
killer Chain Reaction 12ö has also been a longtime favourite of Demdike Stare,
who have been trying to follow the trail and make contact with Atobe for some
time, whomever he turned out to be. A lead from the Basic Channel office turned
up an address in japan and - unbelievably - an album full of archival and new
material that after a lot of hard work has been assembled and compiled by
Demdike for this debut album. And what a weird and brilliant album it is -
deployed with a slow-churn opener that sounds like a syruppy Actress track,
before working through a brilliantly sharp and tactile 9 minute Piano House
roller that sounds like DJ Sprinkles at his most bittersweet, before diving
headlong into a heady, Vainqueur inspired droneworld. ItÆs a confounding album,
full of odd little signatures that give the whole thing a timeless feel thatÆs
completely detached from the zeitgeist - like a sound bubble from another era.
This is only the second album release on Demdike StareÆs DDS imprint following
on from Nate YoungÆs ÆRegression Vol.3Æ last year, who knows what they might
turn up next

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