Genre | Electronic |
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Date (CEST) | 2018-05-13 17:08:28 |
Group | WV |
Size | 23 MB |
Files | 3 |
M3U / SFV / NFO |
Distel-Nord-WEB-2015-WV
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Tracklist (M3U)
# | Filename | Artist | Songname | Bitrate | BPM |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 01-distel-nord.mp3 | Distel | nord | 265 | Unknown |
2 | 02-distel-zelf.mp3 | Distel | zelf | 232 | Unknown |
3 | 03-distel-raaf.mp3 | Distel | raaf | 251 | Unknown |
NFO
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█░:ABOUT THiS RELEASE_ ░█
█ █
█ Artist: Distel █
█ Album: nord █
█ Genre: Electronic █
█ Source: WEB Lossless (.WAV) █
█ Label: BelΣten █
█ Retail date: 2015-04-23 █
█ Rip date: 2018-05-13 █
█ Quality: 249kbps / 44.1KHz / Joint Stereo / LAME 3.98.4 -V0 █
█ Url: http://belaten.bandcamp.com/album/nord █
█ █
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█░:TRACKLiST_ ░█
█ █
█ █
█ 01 nord 3:40 █
█ 02 zelf 3:19 █
█ 03 raaf 5:34 █
█ █
█ █
█ 00:12:33 (23.62MB) █
█ █
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█░:RELEASE NOTES_ ░█
█ █
█ The donut has its toroidal shape for a reason. It's a slippery █
█ fucker, and the hole is there so you can hold on to it during █
█ preparation and indulgence. The Dutch version of the donut is █
█ called oliebol - literally, ball of oil - and for some probably █
█ cunningly commercial reason it lacks the hole. It's just a █
█ slippery sphere. Irresistible, but unmanageable. Another Dutch █
█ treat is Distel. Although irresistible, the music they make is █
█ nothing like an oliebol. The sounds they sculpt are, invariably, █
█ perfectly distinct and tangible to such an extent that the first █
█ time you hear them, they sound oddly familiar. Highly unlikely, █
█ since they are all prepared according to a secret recipie and did █
█ not exist in the material world before Distel coerced their █
█ modular and digital devices to produce them. Distel's got the █
█ definition and clarity of Kraftwerk, coupled with a vividly █
█ imaginative repertoire that surpasses the German stiffening █
█ lumbar foursome by leaps. █
█ █
█ You might have heard people liken Distel to bands such as Coil or █
█ the Knife. With the release of the new 7" EP nord, however, it █
█ becomes strikingly apparent that Distel has a unique voice, sonic █
█ vernacular and style of their own. When this gets out, read my █
█ oily lips, people will start likening stuff to Distel instead of █
█ the other way round. █
█ █
█ The sleek black 7" has got two snappy songs on side A and a more █
█ temperately paced song for a B-side. █
█ █
█ The first song, nord, is a skilful juggling of analog & digital, █
█ harmony & detune, atomic, tonal waveforms & noise of various █
█ flavors. Not to mention one of the most catchy, bouncy, spacious █
█ yet intimate set of jittery frequencies that has soared through █
█ the ether for a long, long time. Fills the heart with joy, and █
█ the most delicate seasoning of arrhythmia. █
█ █
█ The second song, zelv, is a haunting, unraveling tale of █
█ exceptional lyrical and musical consonance. It's also full of █
█ non-gimmicky, diegetic musical surprises. Snappy, pneumatic and █
█ impossible to listen to - passively. █
█ █
█ The third song, bogarting the entire flipside of the single, is █
█ called raaf. It would be a crime to try to describe this song █
█ without going through some of the basics first. Back in the 16th █
█ century, Galileo Galilei penned something he called the Principle █
█ of Similitude. Contrary to what it literally means today, this █
█ theory set out to highlight the physical limits and █
█ dissimilarities of the natural world. A tree can grow very tall. █
█ But it can never grow taller than about 100 meters, due to █
█ mechanical constraints. These constraints can be bluntly █
█ explained as: any increase in size of a physical body results in █
█ the surface area increasing as a square, while the volume and █
█ corresponding weight increases as a cube. A flea can fall from █
█ any height without sustaining any damage upon landing. A cat can █
█ fall from several meters up a tree without damage when it hits █
█ the ground, since its body surface is like a parachute in █
█ relation to its tiny weight. An elephant, on the other hand, can █
█ not even fall one meter without breaking its legs, essentially █
█ making it a feature, not a flaw that it can't jump. Galileo's █
█ theory was a sucker punch to the widely popular Hermeticism at █
█ the time. The 'as above, so below' reasoning suffered a severe █
█ blow, when Galileo showed that there was a striking dissimilarity █
█ between different tiers of nature, with mathematical proof to █
█ boot. █
█ █
█ What a welcome turn of events, then, that the final song of the █
█ new Distel single manages to finaly break the asphyxiating █
█ Galilean envelope that has constrained the world for so long. █
█ Who's to tell how tall a tree must grow? The heavily stomping █
█ stride of raaf succeeds in breaking Galileo's Principle of █
█ Similitude simply by being like an elephant nimbly neurodancing. █
█ The clean, clear-cut sounds that make up this song all seem to █
█ emanate from real appliances and gadgets. Things that have █
█ another primary function, like, perhaps, a vacuum cleaner. Closer █
█ scrutiny reveals these are not real-world sounds at all. They're █
█ just that tangible and eerily pseudo-familiar that their sonic █
█ qualities are equated, in our premature minds, with functional █
█ mechanical qualities. Another up yours to Galileo. █
█ █
█ This single is a sure-fire musical milestone. Hear it for the █
█ first time and realize, the reason it sounds so familiar and █
█ obvious is not because you have ever heard anything like it █
█ before. Rather it is because, in the future (readily present to █
█ the sentient), you will have listened to it thousands of times █
█ already. █
█ █
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█░:iMPORTANT STATEMENT_ ░█
█ █
█ This release is for preview. If you like it, buy mp3, CD, vinyl or █
█ t-shirt, go to the show. Support artists financially, like we did. █
█ █
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