Pacou-Acid_Tracks-(CACHE002D)-WEB-2010-KOUALA

Section

MP3/FLAC

Group

KOUALA

Size

183,60 MB

Files

16

Date

2010-03-15

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Artist      : Pacou
Album       : Acid Tracks
Year        : 2010
Genre       : Techno
Quality     : LAME 3.98 (320kbps) / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Date        : 14-03-2010
Playtime    : 80:04 min
Size        : 16 Track(s): 183.6MB
Source      : WEB
Cat.Num     : CACHE002D
Label       : Cache

01. Binary Code 01                                                 4:39
02. Binary Code 02                                                 5:38
03. Binary Code 03                                                 6:02
04. Binary Code 04                                                 4:42
05. Radar 01                                                       4:13
06. Radar 02                                                       4:40
07. Radar 03                                                       5:13
08. Radar 04                                                       4:10
09. Gravity 01                                                     5:10
10. Gravity 02                                                     5:00
11. Gravity 03                                                     4:07
12. Gravity 04                                                     5:17
13. Replicant 01                                                   5:26
14. Replicant 02                                                   6:20
15. Replicant 03                                                   4:15
16. Replicant 04                                                   5:12

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Berlin's Pacou gathers his rugged acid experiments for Djax-Up-Beats on one
album for Cache. 'Acid Tracks' collects 16 tracky grooves of purest 303, 909 and
808 abuse fashioned with Tresor's basement in mind. The Binary Code' set
features an assortment of distorted pounders, while the 'Radar' series covers
nautical acid experimentation, 'Gravity' 1-4 jacks on a dryly insistent Chicago
style and 'Replicant' fluctuates between distorted and wonky bouncing acid.
Pacou more than proves his worth as a minimalist aesthete in the style of Robert
Hood but with the kicking weight of Robert Armani, hewing heavyweight DJ groove
tools from the barest of ingredients.

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