Kate_Wax-Dust_Collision-CD-FLAC-2011-401

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MP3/FLAC

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401

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328,46 MB

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16

Date

2026-05-05

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     Artist......: Kate Wax
     Album.......: Dust Collision

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Border Community
     Genre.......: Indie


     Tracks......: 12
     Bitrate.....: 764 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:59:42  (342.MB)
     Rls date....: 2026-05-03
     Store date..: 2011-11-28
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........: http://www.bordercommunity.com/



     01 I Knit You                                                       5:57
     02 Dancing on Your Scalp                                            3:56
     03 Human Twin                                                       4:28
     04 Archetype                                                        3:19
     05 Maze Rider (live From the Cave)                                  4:22
     06 For a Shadow                                                     6:04
     07 Dust Collision                                                   4:29
     08 Echoes and the Light                                             5:17
     09 Green Machine                                                    5:16
     10 Holy Beast                                                       6:17
     11 Mad Thinker Get Out of My Skin                                   4:49
     12 Les Djinns                                                       5:28



     Wax is a pedestrian moniker for the far more intriguingly named Aisha Devi
     Enz, a Swiss born, half-Tibetan artist and producer who has created
     something quite magical here. Ranging from unrelenting hard lacquered
     electro to the sharpest, iciest, industrial pop, its reverb heavy bass and
     warpy electronics sit alongside propulsive piano and admirably adaptable
     vocals. æArchetypeÆ comes across like a digital version of æThe CreaturesÆ
     with its relentless percussion and big cavernous vocals. Its crystal clear,
     multi-textured brand of retro futurism is poetically assured and wholly
     immersive. This is an Aurora Borealis of an album; its colours constantly
     shifting and surprising. Rather delightful.

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