CRUELTY Presents:
Artist...: VA
Album....: A Selection of Drones
Label....: tUMULt
Size.....: 170,6 MB
Source...: CDDA
Playtime.: 140:46 min
Genre....: Ambient
Release..: Aug-28-2009
Encoder..: LAME V3.97 -V2 --Vbr-New
Quality..: VBRkbps 44,1Hz Joint-Stereo
TrackList:
CD1
01 05:45 Maeror Tri - These Tears Will Cristallize
02 08:51 Alio Die - Thank You Lucky Star
03 08:29 Dual - Klanik
04 03:58 Ultra United - The Volunteer (Excerpt)
05 03:23 Delphium - Stringsong I
06 05:03 Inade - Movement and Construction
07 05:47 Aube - Re-Chant
08 08:29 Vance Orchestra - Rollercoaster Mind
09 08:32 Osso Exotico - VII Part 2
10 06:08 Klood - Juste De Passages
11 06:12 Vir - Strika
CD2
01 08:04 Reynols - 10,000 Chickens' Symphony Part I
02 03:50 Spear - The Names - Low Frequency Silence
03 09:58 Dronaement - Wassermond
04 06:02 Toy Bizarre - KDI DCTB 49
05 08:41 Tarkatak - Oroa
06 07:05 Francisco Lopez - Untitled Single Piece # I - Pt. I
07 08:40 Kallabris - 81░ N.B., 178░ O.L. Pt. 2
08 09:48 Yen Pox - Deliver
09 08:01 Die Feinen Trinkers Bei Pinkels Daheim - Froschdosis
Release Notes:
An incredible collection of some of the best tracks from the early years
of German vinyl-only drone label, Drone Records. An institution in the
underground music community, every Drone release is ultra limited and
hand assembled by the artists themselves. This compilation collects some
of the most amazing early works, originally vinyl-only, available here
on CD for the first time ever, from Maeror Tri, Alio Die, Dual, Ultra
United, Delphium, Inade, Aube, Vance Orchestra, Osso Exotico, Klood, Vir,
Reynols, Spear, Dronaement, Toy Bizarre, Tarkatak, Francisco Lopez,
Kallabris, Yen Pox and Die Feinen Trinkers Bei Pinkels Daheim. A completely
mesmerizing collection of droning, drifting bliss. From barely-there minimal
ambience to thick clouds of whirring fuzz, to glistening expanses of ghost-like
melody. Essential for all drone lovers. And of course recommended for fans
of Coleclough, Chalk, Aidan Baker, Tim Hecker, Fennesz, Tiermes, Noisegate,
William Basinski, Philip Jeck, and the whole current crop of minimal CD-R
soundmakers