Various - Lighted Apartment album mp3

Performer: Various
Title: Lighted Apartment
Released: 2003
Style: IDM, Experimental, Ambient
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 605
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Various IDM Experimental Ambient 2003

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Record/Vinyl + Digital Album. A Various Artists EP from the residents of Cork, Ireland’s revered dancing party, Sunday Times: Tr One (Lunar Disko, DBA), Colm K (All City, Bastard Jazz) & Static. A1 Tr One - Afrodiscobeatdown A2 Colm K - Hey B1 Colm K - Rays B2 Static.

The Apartment is an album led by saxophonist Dexter Gordon recorded in 1974 and released on the Danish SteepleChase label. All are worth acquiring and this one is no exception". All compositions by Dexter Gordon except where noted. The Apartment" - 5:57. Wee-Dot" (J. J. Johnson) - 7:34.

The Apartment (album). Just better Contents.

Who’s that in his apartment?". The Apartments' first EP The Return of the Hypnotist was recorded for The Go-Betweens' Able Label in May, 1979. The Apartments broke up in October 1979 when Walsh left Brisbane . This album, No Song, No Spell, No Madrigal, was released by French label Microcultures in April 2015. The album was recorded with Apartments players Eliot Fish, Amanda Brown, Gene Maynard, Wayne Connolly, and various guests. Nick Allum recorded additional percussion and drums at Press Play Studios in London while French collaborators Natasha Penot and Antoine Chaperon from Grisbi recorded vocals and other instruments in their home studio in France.

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Tracklist

1	–Supine	Weather Outlet	4:07
2	–Helioce	Liendale	3:53
3	–Sabi	Plastic Stains	5:51
4	–Sense	Once Blue	6:44
5	–Helioce	Orange	7:20
6	–Xhale	Distress Amount	7:03
7	–Solitaire Albread	Pour	8:19
8	–Hmm	07:27	7:29
9	–Sense	Likemine	5:28
10	–Julien Neto	Fascination Pour Les Oeuvres Mineures	5:52

Notes

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Reviews (1)

Eng.Men

Compilations can be a tricky business. More often then not these releases will have a portion of good tracks and a remainder that is, at best, boring or, at worst, simply unlistenable. These CDs also sometimes end up with no flow or sense of direction due to the mishmash of styles the compiler has chosen. In other cases, all the tracks simply melt into one another, which can be quite boring. Luckily, Lighted Apartment avoids all these pitfalls. Described by the label as a collection of artists who specialize in "severely atmospheric ambients", this compilation contains ten diverse, but not unrelated, tracks. The choice of song order is excellent, as it maintains a constant yet intriguing flow. All of the tunes are heavily electronic, with an abundance of pad work and sweeping drones. Several tracks, however, include more organic aspects, found sounds, and experimental percussion. A prime example is Sabi's "Plastic Stains". Build upon a base of swirling synths, it is driven by a glitch rhythm that grows in complexity as the track progresses. More layers of melody are slowly added until the song comes to a beautiful, glittering end. "Fascination Pour Les Oeuvres Mineures", the album's closing track by Jules, likewise incorporates glitchy elements, though in this case the rhythmic structure is a great deal more loose. Given this and the song's dark feel, it's no wonder it is my favorite track here. There are also several straightforward ambient pieces, like Helioce's "Orange", a beautiful track drenched in reverb and aching, distant synth lines. Helioce's other contribution, "Liendale", is a bit more harsh, its sirening keyboards slicing through a thick haze of drone. Perhaps the only misstep here is Xhale's "Distress Amount", a tune composed of jittery sounds (clanking bottles, bouncing springs, clattering pipes). It contains too many distractions and quick changeovers for my tastes, effective breaking (however briefly) the overall feel of the album. Several of the other tracks contain rhythms that are almost danceable, but these beats are placed so well within the mix that they are as easy to relax to as they would be to move to. As an added bonus, the compilation is distributed through the Miasmah net label, so it's free! It's worth the download time, so go do just that at archive.org. There is full color artwork included as well as a complete track listing.