Artist : Phil Kieran
Album : Shh Remixes
Year : 2010
Genre : Techno
Quality : LAME 3.98 (320kbps) / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Date : 12-04-2010
Playtime : 51:40 min
Size : 6 Track(s): 118.4MB
Source : WEB
Cat.Num : COR12073DIGITAL
Label : Cocoon Recordings
01. Blood Of Barcelona (Pan-Pot Remix) 8:39
02. Never Ending Mountain (Egbert Remix) 8:35
03. Never Ending Mountain (Patrick Kunkel Remix) 9:24
04. Dirt (Matador Remix) 7:35
05. Playing With Shadows (Kevin Gorman Remix) 9:11
06. Blood Of Barcelona Remix (Ingo Boss Remix) 8:16
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With a well-earned remix refill, Cocoon Recordings is taking a bow before the
Belfast-born DJ and producer Phil Kieran, whose Shh album from last year, like
rarely another album release, was able to proof how fresh, futuristic and
complex modern Techno can sound. The record starts with the Berlin-based duo
Pan-Pot, which had releases on Ware, MobilΘe, SCI+TEC and Sender, and turns
Blood of Barcelona into a subsonic work horse that sends shivers down the spine
fans of reductionist Techhouse ß la Dubfire and Radio Slave. Also the Dutch
newcomer talent Egbert van der Gugten ennobles his remix with a comparably
hypnotic bass line, but lets his track drift into the sunrise with Dub elements
and a choir layer so beautifully that you indeed wish for an endless loop here.
The same track is reworked by Patrick Kunkel - Cocoons head of digital
distribution - over nine and a half cliff-hanging minutes somewhere between
harmonic ostinato sounds and pumping Techdub Guy-Gerber-style. Playing With
Shadows has been remixed by Kevin Gorman and Ingo Boss deals with Blood Of
Barcelona", just as Pan-Pot. The sextet is completed by Matadors
digital-exclusive remix of Dirt", a track with distorted cellar noises and an
unmistakable plucked bass, that is always carried by an organic warmth, in spite
of all surprising noises and sounds. Thats how versatile Techno can be in 2010.