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| Management number | 205782873 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $49.95 | Model Number | 205782873 | ||
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Title: In Search Of The Third Mantra
Artist: Ekoplekz
Label: Front and Follow
Product Type: CASSETTES
UPC: 5060446123737
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2019-11-29
Number of Discs: 1
Drawing parallels between present day Britain and that of the turn of the '80s, Ekoplekz looks back to that era's industrial and post-punk soundtrack for inspiration. In a land increasingly brutalized by austerity and divided by nationalism, the tensions that informed some of the post-punk era's most important works - Red Mecca (1981), Unknown Pleasures (1979), Metal Box (1979) - haunt this collection of bleak postcards from the present. Recorded quickly on cassette tape recorders, combining live instrumentation (guitar, bass, keyboards) with programmed drum machine and sequencer, the album has a raw, spontaneous edge, drawing on elements of dub, funk, and primitive electronics for musical direction. The album is dedicated to the late Mark Fisher, who's brilliantly insightful writing is sorely missed while trying to make sense of these insane times.
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Artist: Ekoplekz
Label: Front and Follow
Product Type: CASSETTES
UPC: 5060446123737
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2019-11-29
Number of Discs: 1
Drawing parallels between present day Britain and that of the turn of the '80s, Ekoplekz looks back to that era's industrial and post-punk soundtrack for inspiration. In a land increasingly brutalized by austerity and divided by nationalism, the tensions that informed some of the post-punk era's most important works - Red Mecca (1981), Unknown Pleasures (1979), Metal Box (1979) - haunt this collection of bleak postcards from the present. Recorded quickly on cassette tape recorders, combining live instrumentation (guitar, bass, keyboards) with programmed drum machine and sequencer, the album has a raw, spontaneous edge, drawing on elements of dub, funk, and primitive electronics for musical direction. The album is dedicated to the late Mark Fisher, who's brilliantly insightful writing is sorely missed while trying to make sense of these insane times.
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Cactus
Dance / Electronic
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