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enoughrecords : Reclaiming The Darkness

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Catalog number
enrmp067
 
Playtime: 49:56 - 185kb/s - 53.67 MB
Date released
2006/05/01
Date published
2010/08/15 15:28h
Downloads
744

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Though Kevin Krebs often describes himself proverbially, he is a seminal influence in the Netlabel scene and has created many important works using original source material of the eclectic and electroacoustic variety. Mystified, aka Thomas Park, remains a prolific artist who specializes in creating songs and audio collages from sounds he finds at his Saint Louis apartment or from surrounding neighborhoods. "Reclaiming The Darkness" involved a sample exchange-- across the Pacific Ocean, unique and home-crafted sounds travelled as tiny bits, to be retrieved at other shores. Several pieces were written by each artist as "solo" pieces, and one piece, "Blinded", was written by simply agreeing on a track length, and mixing two signals, one from each artist, without preview. The result is a strange and enjoyable journey that emphasizes the strengths of both artists! Kevin Krebs and mystified would like to thank Sandy Spreitz for the fine cover art!

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