Wolfgang_Voigt-GAS-(R-N_102)-CD-2008-DPS

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2008-08-08

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                          █  █   P U B L I C . S O U N D
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                          █  █   presenting our latest release
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     r e l e a s e  .  i n f o



     Artist.....: Wolfgang Voigt
     Title......: GAS


     Rip Date...: Aug-09-2008    Cat.No.....: R-N 102
     Style......: Ambient        Label......: Raster-Noton
     Quality....: VBRkbps        Type.......: Album
     Size.......: 60,4 MB        Source.....: CDDA



     r e l e a s e  .  n o t e s



     If there is any producer who needs no introduction on these pages
     it's Wolfgang Voigt. Under his Gas moniker Voigt has not only
     produced some of the most important electronic music of the last
     quarter-century, but also influenced a generation of awestruck
     music makers. Without those seminal early recordings it's safe to
     say ambient electronic music would not look quite the same.
     Thankfully Kompakt (the label which Voigt heads up) re-issued
     those classic recordings a few weeks back to much-deserved
     critical acclaim, but for those of you who already possessed them
     in some form or another, this Raster Noton release was the one
     that had us chomping at the bit. Firstly, I have to say this is
     one of the most lavish releases I've ever seen - packaged in
     weighty book of photos complete with a gorgeous foil-embossed dust
     cover this might be the very definition of the 'artists edition'.
     Most people will no doubt be buying this for the hour of
     unreleased Gas material, but the book is in itself worth shelling
     out your hard earned, credit crunched dough. Packed with the
     wooded images we have come to associate with Gas records over the
     years it's the kind of book that works as the perfect
     accompaniment to the clouds of ambient synthesizer music contained
     on the disc and a testament to Voigt's skill as an artist of many
     different disciplines. It is however, the music itself that makes
     this release so absolutely indispensable. Dating back to 1989 (!),
     every single track on this record has never been released
     previously, but far from an odds-and-sods collection this is a
     perfect reminder of the peerlessness of Voigt in the ambient
     world. Countless copyists have come and gone, but hearing these
     tracks, the earliest of which is close to twenty years old, you
     remember why you fell in love with electronic music in the first
     place. The distant, reverberating strings, pulsating, crumbling
     rhythms and those drifting washes of synthesizer on 'Das Moor' are
     enough to shake any self-respecting muso out of complacency, but
     the fact that this is kept up for an entire disc, and that this
     material has never seen the light of day truly astounds me. I
     doubt very much that there are any of you out there who have never
     heard Gas before, but if there are a couple of stragglers you
     should know this - if you have any interest in ambient music,
     electronic music, experimental music or whatever you choose to
     label it, you really owe it to yourself to get this album. From
     the catalogues of Type and Miasmah to the hallowed ground of Touch
     and Mego the influence of Wolfgang Voigt spans the whole scene and
     this release is there to be cherished. Immense.

     www.raster-noton.net
     www.discogs.com/release/1412348


     Notes: Released in 128 page bound book featuring photographs and
            images taken between 1995-1998.
            CD features unreleased material from the Gas archives.



     p l a y l i s t



     01    Der Wald                                          09:59
     02    Das Moor                                          10:46
     03    November 89                                       10:34
     04    Nah Und Fern                                      11:42
     05    Tal 90 (Version)                                  12:45

                                                             55:46 min



     g r e e t i n g s



     agw - amok - bass - bcc - bex - boss - cmg - cmc - cms - d2h
     def - dh - disc0 - drum - emp - ftd - fwyh - gem - i8 - ipc
     jce - jfk - jrp - just - khz - kinky - kw - lame - maem - mbs
     mgc - psycz - r2r - rac - radial - rapid - rks - rtb - sb
     sever - sfe - soup - sour - sq - tr - trt - ube - uc - upe
     uki - xtc - yard - zi

     respect to music lovers worldwide




     never forget  :  go to the show. buy the t-shirt. order the vinyl


Files

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01-wolfgang_voigt-der_wald-dps.mp311,30 MB
02-wolfgang_voigt-das_moor-dps.mp39,29 MB
03-wolfgang_voigt-november_89-dps.mp311,15 MB
04-wolfgang_voigt-nah_und_fern-dps.mp315,50 MB
05-wolfgang_voigt-tal_90_(version)-dps.mp313,17 MB