Sun_Electric-Lost_and_Found_1998_2000-STR86CD-CD-2007-BPM

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MP3/FLAC
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73,19 MB
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10
Date
2007-11-05

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ARTiST....: sun electric

TiTLE.....: lost and found 1998 2000

LABEL.....: shitkatapult

GENRE.....: ambient

SOURCE....: cdda

QUALiTY...: VBR / joint-stereo

SiZE......: 73,2 MB

REL.DATE..: nov-05-2007

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            01]  toninas                  			  05:47
            02]  lomat                    			  05:29
            03]  sissy                    			  03:35
            04]  shuttle                  			  05:03
            05]  ohaya                    			  05:21
            06]  up at dawn               			  05:24
            07]  echelon                  			  05:05
            08]  umpa lumpa               			  05:26
            09]  choc au lait             			  04:47
            10]  afterglow                			  07:54

            TOTAL TiME : 53:51 min

            by soul seduction
            lost and found (1998-2000) is the never released
            follow up album of the great "via nostra" by sun
            electric.
            Who is SUN ELECTRIC? SUN ELECTRIC is to ambient
            music what The Sex Pistols is to punk music. But
            since electronic abandoned the pathetic poses of
            rock music, nobody had to die to make this unique
            band history. SUN ELECTRIC members TOM THIEL & MAX
            LODENBAUER dissolved in other projects, tearing
            out an insatiable piece of the map of electronic
            music. SUN ELECTRIC is regarded as innovators of
            ambient music - or electronic listening music or
            intelligent dance music - depending on what you
            prefer of the empty tokens of music journalism.
            After electronic music exploded in the late
            eighties/ early nineties, the music seemed more or
            less to be restricted to forming the heartbeat of
            homogeneous party crowds. Like The Orbs Dr. Alex
            Paterson, Loderbauer and Thiel realised the music
            to be more than that. They allowed the sounds to
            detach themselves from the action on the dance
            floor to lead a life by themselves. During the
            1990s, there extensive equipment had to be shipped
            as cargo to the locations of their live shows.
            They were adored by the audiences, especially in
            Japan and the United States. After having released
            six Albums on Belgium┤s outstanding electronic
            music label at this time R&S/ Apollo, Lodenbauer
            und Thiel lost interest in their hardware
            equipment and explored computer based modes of
            music production. THIEL formed BUS together with
            (shitkatapult co owner) DANIEL METEO (releasing on
            ~Scape, Meteosound), he collaborated with DABRYE
            and did remixes for artists like Apparat, The Orb,
            Dntel or Masha Qurella. Loderbauer teamed up with
            Tobias Freund of Sieg ⁿber die Sonnes as NSI (on
            Luciano┤s Cadenza Records) and with Chica Paula as
            Chica and the Folder (on Monika Enterprises).
            Swiss-Berlin producer, label founder, radio maker,
            publisher and the orb member Thomas Fehlmann was
            always more than a friend to Sun Electric,
            managing, consulting and publishing the berlin
            duo.
            What about "Lost + Found (1998-2000)"?
            Lets look straight into the eyes of the evil of
            current electronic music scene: Todays techhouse
            producers does reintroduce song form, the Nurave
            kids do nothing but combine rave classics with
            punk songs. The minimal sound turned into a
            cartoon of what is was originally meant to be. But
            true connaisseurs of electronic music cannot
            relate to these adolescent laughs, they want to
            dive into the ocean of sound. That's why "Lost +
            Found" is more than an archeological find, its an
            actual sensation. It's the rediscovery of
            electronic music as an alien experience, as a
            sonic challange. Thiel and Loderbauer avoid the
            pathetic narcism of overproduction: the plague in
            current electronic music production. September
            11th has been regarded as the day electronic music
            lost its innocence, when the sonic voyage of the
            nineties ended in a sober awakening. "Lost +
            Found" was recorded in the last days of summer of
            electronic music, in the three successive years
            after SUN ELECTRICS final album was released in
            1998. Listening to "Lost + Found", one might feel
            like visiting jungle: the music creates a complex
            soundscape, reminding of the noises of weather
            conditions and the sounds of a multitude of
            unknown animals. Process is the seminal notion in
            SUN ELECTRICS music. While current electronic
            music triggers the movements of the dancers bodies
            like aerobics in a Club MeditaranΘe, the effects
            of SUN ELECTRICS music on mind and body are
            complex and open. SUN ELECTRIC's music does not
            make you do anything, it rather gives you the
            opportunity to become part of a process.
            Development, growth, change are important in this
            concept: You might know what kind of person tuned
            into this album, but you surely have no idea who
            you are after you heard it.

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Files

PathSize
01-sun_electric-toninas.mp37,60 MB
02-sun_electric-lomat.mp37,35 MB
03-sun_electric-sissy.mp34,69 MB
04-sun_electric-shuttle.mp37,95 MB
05-sun_electric-ohaya.mp37,44 MB
06-sun_electric-up_at_dawn.mp37,07 MB
07-sun_electric-echelon.mp36,85 MB
08-sun_electric-umpa_lumpa.mp36,82 MB
09-sun_electric-choc_au_lait.mp36,57 MB
10-sun_electric-afterglow.mp310,84 MB