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Artist..........: VA ▒▀
Album...........: Warp20 (Unheard) ▒
Genre...........: Electronic
Label...........: Warp Records
Catnr...........: WARP203
Source..........: CDDA
Rip.Date........: 24-06-2010
Street.Date.....: 09-11-2009
Quality.........: VBR/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
Url.............: http://warp.net/records/releases/various-artists/warp20-unheard
Size............: 65.35MB
Song.Title :
01. Boards Of Canada - Seven Forty Seven 6:46
02. Plaid - Dett 5:13
03. Autechre - Oval Moon (IBC Mx) 7:18
04. Elecktroids - Elecktroids Bonus Circuit 2:43
05. Clark - Rattlesnake 2:00
06. Plaid - Sam Lac Run 3:54
07. Nightmares On Wax - Mega Donutz Dub 5:15
08. Nightmares On Wax - Biofeedback Dub 5:13
09. Flying Lotus - Tronix 3:47
10. Broadcast - Sixty Forty 4:31
11. Seefeel - As Link 3:12
Runtime: 49:52 min
Release.Info :
Back in Sheffield itÆs 1989 and Warp(ed) records is open for business. Have you
heard? Even if you havenÆt this is a comprehensive introduction to the label's
20 year history, showing off the full scope of electronicness they offer. Ok so
this compilation has been out already, but only on 10ö as part of the ú100
Warp20 (Boxset). This is therefore a welcome release for poor people and non
vinyl collectors alike, and worth the wait. Every track here is taken from the
vaults of Warp, so for ardent admirers this is essential. You say youÆre not so
obsessive about Warp? Then whatÆs in it for you?
Imagined worlds, parallel universes and alternate realities. Ok thatÆs one step
too far, perhaps. But really this is a label that has constantly sought to push
the boundaries of electronic music out as far as they go within technological
constraints. And the result is a machine produced art form that describes and
imbues something from somewhere that didnÆt exist before. This kind of music is
a synestheteÆs dream and it can be yours as well if you put on your best
headphones, mmm yes headphones are a good idea, close your eyes and press play.
This collection of audacious audio experiments inaugurates with Boards of
CanadaÆs utopian dreaminÆ æSeven Forty SevenÆ, enough to launch the listener
onto an autonomous astronautÆs flight path in preparation for the onslaught of
subsequent tracks. There are two artists that appear twice on this compilation:
Plaid with their pulsating techno constructs æDettÆ and æSam Lac RunÆ, and by
contrast, Nightmares On Wax with their breed of ravey trip hop funk æMega
Donutz
DubÆ and 'Biofeedback DubÆ, which do perhaps sound somewhat dated. But itÆs no
great matter as there is technological trickster Autectre with æOval Moon (IBC
mix)Æ, the ghostly stutterings of ClarkÆs æRattlesnakeÆ and contemporary
dubstepping Flying Lotus with æTronixÆ. The album begins its farewell with itÆs
only vocal track, æSixty FourÆ by Broadcast, ending on Bauhaus inspired Seefeel
with æAs LinkÆ. Indeed the fact that Bauhaus can appear in the same sentence as
Warp records in Dom GourlayÆs piece is testament to the cultural reference
point
status that this label has achieved, something that music before and after it
can and will be compared to. This (Unheard) collection then is just a big toe
dip in the ocean that outlines the scope of the immense realm the Warp project
charters.
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