(IDM, Leftfield, Ambient, Acoustic, Experimental) VA - Recovery (Alva Noto, Christian Fennesz, Matmos, Barbara Morgenstern, Jason Forrest, Snd) - 2008, FLAC - (96khz / 24 bit) - 10×7", FLAC , lossless

Класс состояния винила: хЗ
Устройство воспроизведения:Technics SL-1200 MkII, Картридж Whitelabel
Предварительный усилитель: UREI 1620
АЦП:Native Instruments AUDIO 8 DJ
Программа-оцифровщик: не в курсе
Обработка:NORMALIZED TO 0db w/ PEAK PRO-> FLAC w/ XLD
Формат записи: 32bit (float)/96kHz
Формат раздачи: 24bit/96kHz

10 Alva Noto – Planet Rock _____12 Barbara Morgenstern – Temptation
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Recovery is the result of an invitation to a group of leading electronic artists to create a cover version of a song from the past that holds a particular significance to them. The outcome is an extraordinary and unexpected series of tributes and appropriations of classic hits from the 70’s, 80’s and 90’ s, recorded by artists renowned for their inimitable style and seminal contribution to contemporary musical innovation. Published as a numbered limited edition of 500, this collectors’ box set contains 10 double A side 7”s, alongside unique cover designs by artist Graham Dolphin.

Recovery presents new works by Richard Chartier and CoH, Fennesz, Jason Forrest, Robert Henke, Jenny Hoyston’s Paradise Island, Ryoji Ikeda, Jуhann Jуhannsson, Robert Lippok feat. Caroline Thorpe, Momus and Germlin, Matmos, Barbara Morgenstern, BJNilsen, Alva Noto, People Like Us and Ergo Phizmiz, snd, Susan Stenger, J.G.Thirlwell, Carter Tutti, Mika Vainio, and :Zoviet*france:

Recovery features Ryoji Ikeda paying tribute to ACDC with his own version of Back in Black, Fennesz covering A-ha’s mid 80’s hit Hunting High and Low, alva noto revisiting Planet Rock by Afrika Bambata and Robert Lippok creating a compelling version of Wham’s unforgettable Freedom! ’90. This remarkable collection of tracks reveals the surprising and seemingly incongruous relationships that often exist between these artists’ earliest musical inspirations and their own unique current practices. The project is also a genuine tribute to the tradition of vinyl, the medium upon which so many of these tracks would have originally been experienced.

The box set design by Graham Dolphin - an artist renowned for his own poignant re-appropriations of the objects and icons of the fashion and music industries - presents a unique series of covers of cover versions, incorporating playful re-workings of each of the 20 tracks’ original cover designs.