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Track List
01) Tokyo Subway
02) Visual Capture
03) Reverse Proceed
04) Cirklon Bells
05) Synchronicity
06) Ghosts of Detroit
07) Relevant Question
08) Pattern A3
09) Factory Music
10) Convolute
11) Catacoustics
12) Irritant
13) Rotary
14) Resolved
01) Tokyo Subway
02) Visual Capture
03) Reverse Proceed
04) Cirklon Bells
05) Synchronicity
06) Ghosts of Detroit
07) Relevant Question
08) Pattern A3
09) Factory Music
10) Convolute
11) Catacoustics
12) Irritant
13) Rotary
14) Resolved
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5:06
6:38
5:56
4:56
5:07
1:16
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8:30
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2014
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Electronic music pioneers Slam return to their home base of Soma with their brand new album, Reverse Proceed.
After tireless months in the studio, the Glaswegian duo have unleashed what is easily their best body of work to date. Not only does this album capture where the two are at musically at the moment but is an extension of their unending fascination with all things Electronic. Lending their 22 years of experience to this new project, Slam have delved into the past for inspiration whilst simultaneously heralding future technologies in the production process. Conceptually, Slam wanted to have the human experience in mind when recording and to base the architecture of the album around 'the sequence'. This led them to a locally built hardware sequencer called the 'Sequentix Cirklon' that became the heart of the album. Allowing them to access older machines and also a modern modular synth setup simultaneously, Stuart & Orde merged live manipulation and recording techniques to full potential to bring soul to the album.
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Electronic music pioneers Slam return to their home base of Soma with their brand new album, Reverse Proceed.
After tireless months in the studio, the Glaswegian duo have unleashed what is easily their best body of work to date. Not only does this album capture where the two are at musically at the moment but is an extension of their unending fascination with all things Electronic. Lending their 22 years of experience to this new project, Slam have delved into the past for inspiration whilst simultaneously heralding future technologies in the production process. Conceptually, Slam wanted to have the human experience in mind when recording and to base the architecture of the album around 'the sequence'. This led them to a locally built hardware sequencer called the 'Sequentix Cirklon' that became the heart of the album. Allowing them to access older machines and also a modern modular synth setup simultaneously, Stuart & Orde merged live manipulation and recording techniques to full potential to bring soul to the album.
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