s w e e t b e a t s
august.21.2002 - #1023
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artist : Kit Clayton
album : Nek Sanalet
year : 1999
label : ~scape
genre : electronic
catalogue : EFA 27102-02
url : www.scape-music.de
quality : CD 192k HQ True Stereo
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01.Nuchu 04:14
02.Purpakana 08:15
03.Kalu 07:07
04.Aspoket 05:10
05.Nele 05:08
06.Nia-Ikala 07:13
07.Surba 05:04
08.Inapiseptili 04:30
08 tracks | 46:41 mins | 64,2 MB
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Nek Sanalet is the longplay debut from Kit Clayton. It's even
more day-dreamy, way beyond echo than its predesessor. Take the
'out of the woods' Dub approach from the first ep, add a little
more flavor and you get Nek Sanalet. Designed to clear your
view, Nek Sanalet is an excellent panorama in dub. Put on your
headphones and set the virtual glasses straight, if you will.
Then, Kit Clayton appears as a colorful, hologrammatic guide. He
is thee observer and Nek Sanalet is his device to open all
borders to multi-dimensional dubland. In olden times folks took
a 'musical shower every hour', while for Nek Sanalet aproximate
traveltime is about 45 minutes. During the roundtrip you will be
carried through all the interesting corners and niches of the
electronic danceworld. It's a little more heavy down there than
usual, because Nek Sanalet -- the device -- is wearing a dub
filter. Be glad to have Kit Clayton as a tourguide with you
because he's mixed emotion into his subsonic bass. These 8
tracks are 'all killer no filler'. Perfectly programmed, dark
like a cloud, creepy crawling into every inch of your body.
Versatility shows in the minimal techdub of 'Nele' and in the
almost beatless, melancholic 'Inapiseptili'. Kit Clayton is
calming you down, he lets you know, in every sense of the word,
what will happen down there in the next echo. Nek Sanalet is a
testament to his highly thoughtful and urban musical vision. As
with Nek Purpalet (which translates to 'world of spirits'), all
the track titles are borrowed from the indigenous language of
the Cuna. Nek Sanalet ('world of substance') is then to be
regarded as the opposite of its predecessor, which means a
balance of forces is at work. Tracks like 'Kalu' ('spiritual
fortress'), 'Aspoket' ('statue'), or 'Nia-Ikala' ('way of the
devil') are manifest to an inner meaning and a hidden reality.
Music is a means to remember the past, to foresee the shape of
things to come, and to understand what is happening at present."
-- forcedexposure.com
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