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|ffM6W1: 6$lj$8\ 4&2aJ_ 2 y Ulrich Schnauss - Quicksand Memory (EP 2007) [Electronic] Re0ma %~LP *am.N H \ kTL{?- Biography Wf +j/RxTi bO^#RVH Ulrich Schnauss was born in northern Germany fishing port Kiel in 1977. During his formative years, he grew a love for a broad spectrum of music ranging from My Bloody Valentine to Tangerine Dream, Chapterhouse to early bleep & breakbeat tracks. There was not much opportunity to see some of his musical heroes in Kiel, so the inevitable pull of the big city meant a move to Berlin in 1996. 5V Dqx@( pc J5UJY By that time Ulrich's musical output had already become prolific with a variety of pseudonyms (most notably View to the Future and Ethereal 77) veering from ambient to drum and bass via electronica. These earlier works were soon catching the eye of Berlin electronica label CCO (City Centre Offices) who took up the story. pZ}4'GnZI eR4%4gW) "It came a bit of a regular thing, those anonymous packages sent to us from Berlin with a single CDR, a biro scrawl revealing at closer inspection the simple stamp 'Ethereal 77'. Ulrich had been making music for years, producing, touring, piecing together that BIG sound. And yet each of these CDR instalments revealed something a little more personal." }PTYNidlR HY4X;^hF Soon these submissions to CCO developed into Ulrich’s first album under his own name entitled Far Away Trains Passing By which as it slowly seeped into peoples' consciousness became an electronic classic. Listeners were taken with the lush instrumentation and the emotion of the elegant, simple and beautiful music. ML^c-xY( T XWi5f[ Product Description a 2 e-Q({ It's been over six years since Schnauss introduced the world to his wonderful blend of electronic textures and shoe-gazer aesthetics featured on his debut, "Far Away Trains Passing By". It's also been four years since "A Strangely Isolated Place" hit shelves in his native Germany and cemented his place among the elite electronic artists. That album combined the early 90's Creation Records' sound of pioneering acts like Slowdive and My Bloody Valentine with modern electronic tapestries. "Quicksand Memory" brings Ulrich's musical drought to an end, featuring two new tracks and Robin Guthrie's re-workings of two of Ulrich's most celebrated songs, "Gone Forever" and "On My Own". Look for the upcoming full-length, "Goodbye", in June. N=YRYU o |<t"O ARTIST: Ulrich Schnauss s `B "qw TITLE: Quicksand Memory $*tq$DZ4& LABEL: Domino Records 3M=ym. GENRE: Electronic G'{$$+U^K BITRATE: 208kbps avg A]id*RtY PLAYTIME: 0h 23m total * tC]Z&5 RELEASE DATE: 2007-05-22 &.,ZU\`zT RIP DATE: 2007-05-09 >jD,%yG WEBSITE:http://www.ulrich-schnauss.com/ uW3`gwwlU 3Sv<Viuo Track List &'u Fy0d, Pwn"!pk 1. Look At The Sky (Rob McVey Version) 5:45 N guJ[ 2. Medusa (Edit) 4:36 0'{0kE[wn 3. Gone Forever (Robin Guthrie Version) 5:45 - &Aw] + 4. On My Own (Robin Guthrie Version) 6:56 wws)**]J8 DOWNLOAD LINK 01 l *T> 9yC DOWNLINK LINK 02 ; I1}g] 解压密码 〉www.needpop.com hqd}L~o: `j{q$Y=AG l8/ tR 2 | $ YKk?BQ" c %w h
|ffM6W1: 6$lj$8\ 4&2aJ_ 2 y Ulrich Schnauss - Quicksand Memory (EP 2007) [Electronic] Re0ma %~LP *am.N H \ kTL{?- Biography Wf +j/RxTi bO^#RVH Ulrich Schnauss was born in northern Germany fishing port Kiel in 1977. During his formative years, he grew a love for a broad spectrum of music ranging from My Bloody Valentine to Tangerine Dream, Chapterhouse to early bleep & breakbeat tracks. There was not much opportunity to see some of his musical heroes in Kiel, so the inevitable pull of the big city meant a move to Berlin in 1996. 5V Dqx@( pc J5UJY By that time Ulrich's musical output had already become prolific with a variety of pseudonyms (most notably View to the Future and Ethereal 77) veering from ambient to drum and bass via electronica. These earlier works were soon catching the eye of Berlin electronica label CCO (City Centre Offices) who took up the story. pZ}4'GnZI eR4%4gW) "It came a bit of a regular thing, those anonymous packages sent to us from Berlin with a single CDR, a biro scrawl revealing at closer inspection the simple stamp 'Ethereal 77'. Ulrich had been making music for years, producing, touring, piecing together that BIG sound. And yet each of these CDR instalments revealed something a little more personal." }PTYNidlR HY4X;^hF Soon these submissions to CCO developed into Ulrich’s first album under his own name entitled Far Away Trains Passing By which as it slowly seeped into peoples' consciousness became an electronic classic. Listeners were taken with the lush instrumentation and the emotion of the elegant, simple and beautiful music. ML^c-xY( T XWi5f[ Product Description a 2 e-Q({ It's been over six years since Schnauss introduced the world to his wonderful blend of electronic textures and shoe-gazer aesthetics featured on his debut, "Far Away Trains Passing By". It's also been four years since "A Strangely Isolated Place" hit shelves in his native Germany and cemented his place among the elite electronic artists. That album combined the early 90's Creation Records' sound of pioneering acts like Slowdive and My Bloody Valentine with modern electronic tapestries. "Quicksand Memory" brings Ulrich's musical drought to an end, featuring two new tracks and Robin Guthrie's re-workings of two of Ulrich's most celebrated songs, "Gone Forever" and "On My Own". Look for the upcoming full-length, "Goodbye", in June. N=YRYU o |<t"O ARTIST: Ulrich Schnauss s `B "qw TITLE: Quicksand Memory $*tq$DZ4& LABEL: Domino Records 3M=ym. GENRE: Electronic G'{$$+U^K BITRATE: 208kbps avg A]id*RtY PLAYTIME: 0h 23m total * tC]Z&5 RELEASE DATE: 2007-05-22 &.,ZU\`zT RIP DATE: 2007-05-09 >jD,%yG WEBSITE:http://www.ulrich-schnauss.com/ uW3`gwwlU 3Sv<Viuo Track List &'u Fy0d, Pwn"!pk 1. Look At The Sky (Rob McVey Version) 5:45 N guJ[ 2. Medusa (Edit) 4:36 0'{0kE[wn 3. Gone Forever (Robin Guthrie Version) 5:45 - &Aw] + 4. On My Own (Robin Guthrie Version) 6:56 wws)**]J8 DOWNLOAD LINK 01 l *T> 9yC DOWNLINK LINK 02 ; I1}g] 解压密码 〉www.needpop.com hqd}L~o: `j{q$Y=AG l8/ tR 2 | $ YKk?BQ"
Biography Wf +j/RxTi bO^#RVH Ulrich Schnauss was born in northern Germany fishing port Kiel in 1977. During his formative years, he grew a love for a broad spectrum of music ranging from My Bloody Valentine to Tangerine Dream, Chapterhouse to early bleep & breakbeat tracks. There was not much opportunity to see some of his musical heroes in Kiel, so the inevitable pull of the big city meant a move to Berlin in 1996. 5V Dqx@( pc J5UJY By that time Ulrich's musical output had already become prolific with a variety of pseudonyms (most notably View to the Future and Ethereal 77) veering from ambient to drum and bass via electronica. These earlier works were soon catching the eye of Berlin electronica label CCO (City Centre Offices) who took up the story. pZ}4'GnZI eR4%4gW) "It came a bit of a regular thing, those anonymous packages sent to us from Berlin with a single CDR, a biro scrawl revealing at closer inspection the simple stamp 'Ethereal 77'. Ulrich had been making music for years, producing, touring, piecing together that BIG sound. And yet each of these CDR instalments revealed something a little more personal." }PTYNidlR HY4X;^hF Soon these submissions to CCO developed into Ulrich’s first album under his own name entitled Far Away Trains Passing By which as it slowly seeped into peoples' consciousness became an electronic classic. Listeners were taken with the lush instrumentation and the emotion of the elegant, simple and beautiful music.
Product Description a 2 e-Q({ It's been over six years since Schnauss introduced the world to his wonderful blend of electronic textures and shoe-gazer aesthetics featured on his debut, "Far Away Trains Passing By". It's also been four years since "A Strangely Isolated Place" hit shelves in his native Germany and cemented his place among the elite electronic artists. That album combined the early 90's Creation Records' sound of pioneering acts like Slowdive and My Bloody Valentine with modern electronic tapestries. "Quicksand Memory" brings Ulrich's musical drought to an end, featuring two new tracks and Robin Guthrie's re-workings of two of Ulrich's most celebrated songs, "Gone Forever" and "On My Own". Look for the upcoming full-length, "Goodbye", in June.
ARTIST: Ulrich Schnauss s `B "qw TITLE: Quicksand Memory $*tq$DZ4& LABEL: Domino Records 3M=ym. GENRE: Electronic G'{$$+U^K BITRATE: 208kbps avg A]id*RtY PLAYTIME: 0h 23m total * tC]Z&5 RELEASE DATE: 2007-05-22 &.,ZU\`zT RIP DATE: 2007-05-09 >jD,%yG WEBSITE:http://www.ulrich-schnauss.com/ uW3`gwwlU 3Sv<Viuo Track List &'u Fy0d, Pwn"!pk 1. Look At The Sky (Rob McVey Version) 5:45 N guJ[ 2. Medusa (Edit) 4:36 0'{0kE[wn 3. Gone Forever (Robin Guthrie Version) 5:45 - &Aw] + 4. On My Own (Robin Guthrie Version) 6:56
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