R E L E A S E I N F O R I P I N F O
Artist : Alan Fitzpatrick Ripdate : Jun-2010
Album : Shadows In The Dark Source : CDDA
Label : Drum Code Type : Album
Catnr : DCCD02 Quality : VBR
Year : 2010 Tracks : 12
Genre : Techno Size : 109,9 MB
T R A C K L I S T D U R A T I O N
01 1702 04:11
02 Mouthwash 07:07
03 Kiwi 06:39
04 Two Times Dead 07:44
05 A Small Decline 06:44
06 Xerrox Structure 06:59
07 Blocked Up 07:26
08 Paranoize 07:36
09 Alpha Scanner 06:08
10 They Can T Defeat Us 04:53
11 Bird Talk 07:32
12 Shadows In The Dark 04:44
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77:43 min
Shadows In The Dark
Alan Fitzpatrick
DCCD02 Shadows In The Dark
The continued rise of Alan Fitzpatrick is the biggest story in UK techno right
now. Tirelessly championed by Dubfire, Len Faki and John Digweed over the last
three years it has been AlanÆs partnership with Adam BeyerÆs Drumcode label that
has produced his most significant work; releasing two chart-topping EPÆs on the
label in the last half of 2009 and ending a monumental year as one of a select
handful of producers invited to remix BeyerÆs classic Remainings III. With the
same unstoppable momentum that characterizes AlanÆs style of techno powering
demand for his music worldwide, the coming of his debut LP, Shadows In The Dark,
on Drumcode marks the start of the next chapter in AlanÆs exciting career.
Released as a 12-track CD and accompanying 3-part vinyl set, Shadows In The Dark
is the culmination of six moths of solid work. Locked away in the studio since
finalizing his universally acclaimed Face Of Rejection EP for Drumcode last
Autumn, Fitzpatrick has poured every ounce of his creativity into producing a
body of work that will see him complete the transition from highly regarded new
-kid-on-the-block to a bona fide member of technoÆs producer vanguard. Focusing
on his trademark sound of tough, hooky grooves and incendiary beats, this is an
album that will ring true to fans of FitzpatrickÆs previous work while also
offering an insight into his musical range via some more experimental electronic
moments
Born on the 19th of August, 2001.