Electronomicon
by Pitch Black
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumPllease note that track 17 is not on the CD
Includes unlimited streaming of Electronomicon via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 3 daysPurchasable with gift card£10 GBP or more
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Purchasable with gift card
£8.08 GBP or more
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Reptile Room
09:39
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Electric Earth, Pt. 1
05:11
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Electric Earth, Pt. 2
04:31
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Data Diviner
12:30
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Urbanoia
10:58
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The 48 Skanks
06:23
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Unadrumma
11:44
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Electric Earth (DC mix)
06:43
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Urbanoia (Vinyl edit)
06:31
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about
Pitch Black’s sophomore album finally gets the European release it so richly deserves. Previously only available as an expensive import, it builds on the success of their debut Futureproof by delving deeper into dance music’s dark side, layering walls of echo and delay over beats and breaks, all underpinned with fat basslines.
To cap it all, this release comes with a bonus disc of remixes and alternative versions taken from their solitary vinyl outing. Youth adds his visionary touch to Electric Earth, Ekto oomphs up Reptile Room for the dancefloor, while legendary bootlegger Downtown Brown takes Unadrumma down on a deep and dirty dub workout.
One for all lovers of good music and big basslines ……..
To cap it all, this release comes with a bonus disc of remixes and alternative versions taken from their solitary vinyl outing. Youth adds his visionary touch to Electric Earth, Ekto oomphs up Reptile Room for the dancefloor, while legendary bootlegger Downtown Brown takes Unadrumma down on a deep and dirty dub workout.
One for all lovers of good music and big basslines ……..
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released May 5, 2008
CDDUBM007
Released by Dubmission Records
PO Box 14988, London, SW6 2WL, UK
dubmissionrecords.com
CDDUBM007
Released by Dubmission Records
PO Box 14988, London, SW6 2WL, UK
dubmissionrecords.com
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Dubmission London
Low key, sporadic label specialising in dubwise electronica.
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