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Encoding
01:11
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A.F.I.A.C.
07:49
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Ricochet
05:58
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Twist Of Space
05:14
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Flurry
07:27
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Naiad
07:37
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Pneuma
06:59
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Fluctuation
05:34
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Radiation 03
05:52
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Fragments Of Yesterday
10:17
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Kala
09:21
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Decoding
02:32
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Ken Ishii Tokyo, Japan
Pushing forward-thinking electronic music and playing around the world since 1993.
The founder of the label 70 Drums and the co-brewer of KIKK IPA.
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A truly remarkable album! I'd like to add that this is one of very few albums that I think truly sound better on vinyl, as it only enhances the intended experience. Every little bit seeps with atmosphere, like watching a dystopian, heavily grainy, space movie with ships surveying distant planets. That goes for the artwork as well, to which I'm sure everyone can agree, is the perfect marriage of both sound and visualization. Here's to hoping there'll be a 2846!
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