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Category: Music > Techno

Total size: 31.96 megabyte

Added: 524 days ago by oceanbase

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Description:

Wintry-themed techno and ambient music pervades this collaborative album -- split between Adhesion, Ashrilyn, Mr Truffle, and Scrap Heap, presented in high-quality MP3 format (VBR, about 240 kbps, LAME V0 preset) with high-resolution front and back cover art.

1. Scrap Heap - Day One (1:23)
2. Scrap Heap - Onward (1:58)
3. Scrap Heap - Mysterious Candles (2:58)
4. Mr Truffle - Yediir (3:55)
5. Mr Truffle - Melt (0:59)
6. Ashrilyn - Gray Song (3:30)
7. Adhesion - Silver Sun (1:13)
8. Adhesion - Sleep Eels (2:22)

Scrap Heap starts us off with what sounds like rock music on "Day One", but it's sampled and has a distinctly techno attitude. This is followed by "Onward" and the haunting melodies and head-nodding beats of "Mysterious Candles". Mr Truffle takes over and walks us through a dark winter night with the ambient sounds of "Yediir", eventually erupting loudly in "Melt". Ashrilyn continues with the drumless yet driving beat of "Gray Song", with synths like snowflakes falling and ice scraping under your feet. Finally, Adhesion brings the day to a close with the gentle tapping and warm piano melodies of "Silver Sun", the perfect song for drinking hot chocolate to, and the relaxed ambient sounds of "Sleep Eels". We're told if you play this song backwards, it sounds just as soothing.

This album was originally released on October 26, 2007, a little early, but it remains appropriate for the season (at least in the northern hemisphere). Give it a try, and if you like it, check out our website at http://oceanbase.org/ for more (we have a brand new maxi-single by Ashrilyn planned for the next week or so). This release is ocean9.