(Dub Techno, Ambient) Brock Van Wey - White Clouds Drift On And On - 2009 (WEB), FLAC (tracks), lossless

Release  :          Brock Van Wey - White Clouds Drift On and On
     Artist   : Brock Van Wey
     Album    : White Clouds Drift On and On
     Genre    : Techno
     Style    : Dub Techno, Ambient
     Source   : WEB
     Label    : Echospace [Detroit]
     URL      : [url=http://www.boomkat.com]http://www.boomkat.com[/url]
     Date     : 23-06-2009
     Encoder  : FLAC
     Quality  : 801kbps / 44.1 kHz / 2 channels
     Tracks   : 12
     Time     : 157:15min
     Size     : 959.48Mb
     01   Too Little Too Late                                     11:12
     02   I Knew Happiness Once                                   16:17
     03   Forever A Stanger                                       12:30
     04   A Gentle Hand to Hold                                   14:56
     05   A Chance To Start Over                                  15:32
     06   White Clouds Drift On And On                             7:12
     07   White Clouds Drift On And On (Intrusion Shape I)        24:15
     08   A Chance To Start Over (Intrusion Shape II)             11:18
     09   A Gentle Hand To Hold (Intrusion Shape III)             17:11
     10   Forever A Stanger (Intrusion Shape IV)                  11:08
     11   I Knew Happiness Once (Intrusion Shape V)                9:20
     12   Too Little Too Late (Intrusion Shape VI)                 6:24
     The San Franciscan producer has already made appearances on some of the
     biggest dub techno labels around, including Styrax, Meanwhile and Millions
     Of Moments, but now he's been picked up by Stephen Hitchell (who goes under
     a variety of names from Intrusion through to Variant) to release on the
     Detroit label. Van Wey is actually the first non-Echospace related artist
     to release new material on the label, and the tracks on White Clouds Drift
     On And On actually impressed Hitchell so much, that he decided to fashion
     six of his own Intrusion interpretations to include as a bonus disc.
     Interestingly enough, Hitchell has decided to reverse Van Wey's running
     order on his disc, meaning that listeners sitting down to take in both CDs
     at once get an almost elliptical listening experience. Fans of previous
     Bvdub releases will know to expect more of Van Wey's stretched out blissful
     dubbiness with touches of ambient experimentalism, whilst you can be sure
     that Hitchell will be showing off his deft delay skills on the second CD.