Martin_Nonstatic-Treeline-WEB-2020-WAV

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MP3/FLAC

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WAV

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204,01 MB

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16

Date

2020-11-06

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 Artist(s) .........:: Martin Nonstatic
 Title .............:: Treeline
 Genre .............:: Ambient
 Record Label ......:: Ultimae Records
 Catalogue Number ..:: INRE100
 Source ............:: WEB
 Quality ...........:: 320kbps avg / 44.1KHz / Joint Stereo
 Duration ..........:: 01:15:34  (201.MB)
 Release Date ......:: 06-11-2020
 Support ...........:: https://ultimae.bandcamp.com/album/treeline


 Tracklist .........::

 1. Traverse                                   4:19
 2. Olakite                                    7:10
 3. Crimean Mountains                          6:30
 4. Ancestry                                   2:58
 5. Treeline                                   6:55
 6. Distance C                                 7:51
 7. Subtleties At Dawn                         7:38
 8. Dissolve                                   4:11
 9. Min Us                                     7:16
 10.Pulvis                                     7:43
 11.Unphysical Body                            7:12
 12.Adventus                                   5:51



 Release Note ......::

 Martin Nonstatic releases Treeline, a crispy cinematic and electronic album
 build upon lucious morphing atmospheres; ever spiralling, electric glides and
 audacious rhythmic patterns. A dance at dawn album with a view; deeply rolling
 on stretched-out dub.

 The story got a definite Martin Nonstatic touch to it, you'll even hear sounds
 you've heard before and think you're on safe grounds but this time to composer
 will carry you way beyond your expectations, revealing aspects of his creation
 with more grit and an adventurous mind.

 Neoteric by essence and yet a return to some oneiric trip-hop and the day
 after, hands up in the air, dancing grooves feeling; Treeline is the third
 album signed on French imprint Ultimae, from a rather prolific artist who
 launched into numerous collaborations including the Ghostwalk EP with James
 Murray and the Eskostatic album and who, throughout his art, keeps on
 questioning causes and underlying perceptions.

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