Ekstasis--Wake_Up_and_Dream-1998-sb

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     s w e e t b e a t s

     october.17.2001 - #761
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     artist      : Ekstasis
     album       : Wake Up & Dream
     year        : 1998
     label       : Higher Octave
     genre       : Lo-Fi
     url         : www.higheroctave.com
     quality     : CD 192k HQ True Stereo

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     01.Ekstasis - Providence                                      06:47
     02.Ekstasis - Elysium                                         07:54
     03.Ekstasis - Heartland                                       08:11
     04.Ekstasis - Midnight Mass                                   07:37
     05.Ekstasis - Nepenthe                                        08:06
     06.Ekstasis - Eureka                                          07:36
     07.Ekstasis - Shower of Stars                                 10:05

     07  tracks | 56:16 mins | 77,3 MB

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     Try not to get confused here: yes, Ekstasis was the name of Nicky
     Skopelitis' first solo album on the Axiom label, and he was
     accompanied by a lineup similar to this one (which consists of the
     ubiquitous Bill Laswell and the irrepressible Jah Wobble on bass,
     drummer Jaki Liebezeit and tabla players Zakir Hussain and Badal
     Roy). This time, though, it's the band that's called Ekstasis, and
     although the music is very much in the same trancey, world-beatish,
     ambient mode as before, it's better realized and generally more
     interesting this time out. Skopelitis is mapping out more definite
     guitar melodies these days, which allows the band to flex and
     groove more creatively without fear of losing the thread-notice the
     subtly dubwise drum fades and wild tabla extemporizations on
     "Providence", all of which are possible because Skopelitis keeps
     his guitar part disciplined and tonal. "Nepenthe" starts out
     abstract and arrhytmic, but then lapses into an easy groove over
     which the guitar shreds quietly. Some will call this stuff downtown
     muzak. I say if it sounds good, it is good, and this sounds very
     good. --allmusic.com

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                            s w e e t b e a t s


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              greetings to klangwerk, mgc, sour, dh, impg & sfe

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Files

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01-ekstasis--providence-sb.mp39,33 MB
02-ekstasis--elysium-sb.mp310,87 MB
03-ekstasis--heartland-sb.mp311,24 MB
04-ekstasis--midnight_mass-sb.mp310,47 MB
05-ekstasis--nepenthe-sb.mp311,14 MB
06-ekstasis--eureka-sb.mp310,44 MB
07-ekstasis--shower_of_stars-sb.mp313,85 MB