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Track Listings
| 1. Subspace |
| 2. Neutra |
| 3. Karma 2 |
| 4. Add Effects |
| 5. Elektroberlin |
| 6. Cold Sleep |
| 7. Eroica |
| 8. 'Bout to Bang It |
| 9. West Hollywood Drive |
| 10. Late Night at Cookie's |
| 11. The Five Fighting Styles of the Four Elements |
| 12. Contempt |
Editorial Reviews
Richard Brophy, DJ Magazine, UK
"High-quality, effortlessly daring...Detroit techno."
Product Description
The follow-up to 1999’s "Progress" album on Tresor Berlin, "Neutra" (named after 1950s west coast avant-garde architect and Frank Lloyd Wright contemporary Richard Neutra) finds producer/composer Oldham again committing his worldwide DJ travels and life experiences to music, ranging from full-stereo, DJ-friendly, bangin’ techno ("Neutra", "Karma 2") to moody ambience ("Cold Sleep") to his first drum-and-bass experiment ("The Five Fighting Styles of the Four Elements") to dark industrial ("Contempt"), all presented in a minimally provocative, Blue Note-inspired package, as you’ve come to expect from Pure Sonik.
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"High-quality, effortlessly daring...Detroit techno."
Product Description
The follow-up to 1999’s "Progress" album on Tresor Berlin, "Neutra" (named after 1950s west coast avant-garde architect and Frank Lloyd Wright contemporary Richard Neutra) finds producer/composer Oldham again committing his worldwide DJ travels and life experiences to music, ranging from full-stereo, DJ-friendly, bangin’ techno ("Neutra", "Karma 2") to moody ambience ("Cold Sleep") to his first drum-and-bass experiment ("The Five Fighting Styles of the Four Elements") to dark industrial ("Contempt"), all presented in a minimally provocative, Blue Note-inspired package, as you’ve come to expect from Pure Sonik.
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