Release : Kelpe - Extraquarium
Artist : Kelpe
Album : Extraquarium
Genre : Electronic
Source : WEB
Label : DC Recordings
URL : http://www.bleep.com
Date : 00-00-2009
Encoder : LAME 3.97 / -V2 --vbr-new
Quality : 320kbps 44100Hz Joint Stereo
Tracks : 8
Time : 40:43 (min)
Size : 97.89 MB
1. Bread Machine Bred (Zombie Zombie Remix) 4:41
2. Shipwreck Glue (Kelpe Extraversion) 6:11
3. Stop Parching Yourself (Fulgeance Booty Call Remix) 4:58
4. Shipwreck Glue (Wes Coats Remix) 4:51
5. Whirlwound (Kelpe Stormy Version) 5:02
6. Shipwreck Glue (Architeq Version) 4:53
7. Colours Don't Leak (The Boats Remix) 4:05
8. Cut It Upwards (The Oscillation Sub-Aquatic Remix) 6:02
40:43 (min)
The release of Kelpe's "Ex-Aquarium" album back in February 2008 was met with a
swathe of critical acclaim and followed by a series of incendiary live shows,
all of which have unquestionably informed this wondrous cast of artists and
producers, who have turned their hand to remixing various album tracks with
wildly different results…
Gallic synth fetishists Zombie Zombie (Versatile) take time out from their
on-going live rampage to deliver their first ever remix – a complete remake
of "Bread Machine Bred" into a brooding and endlessly building epic. Fulgeance
(Musique Large) brings the sub bass to "Stop Parching Yourself", creating a
booty-fied, dancefloor romper that slips and slides like a frogman in the
shallows.
"Shipwreck Glue" gets strung out and dosed up on Californian sunshine courtesy
of Wes Coats (Rong), balearic disco energy reminiscent of Studio or Mountain Of
One washing over the ping pong stoccatos of the Kelpe original. Fellow beat
mongerer Architeq (Tirk) takes on the same track, adding extra crunch and
swagger to this manphibian anthem.
Kelpe himself remakes "Shipwreck Glue" and "Whirlwound", the latter rolling and
swelling with added percussive energy, the former moving into loftier tempos
from the original to make a dance floor bomb of frenzied arrhythmia.
The Boats (Moteer) bring a mellow side to proceedings, taking the lambent tones
of "Colours Don't Leak" and swaddling them in delicate cello chords and an
ebbing 303. Lastly DC label mates The Oscillation divert their gaze away from
the cosmos and towards the deep, adding extra weights to the already heavy "Cut
It Upwards" and taking it to deeper depths!