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Various Artists

Catno

Telomere 020.2

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

Germany

Release date

As we continue the five part journey to say goodbye to the Telomere Plastic series, we as always, are excited to share with you Telomere 020.2.

This second VA, features producers, Anderson, Aspetuck, Bænglund and Watch Patrol.

We begin off the record with ‘Funk Inspector’ from Bænglund. The track name here sums it up pretty well. Full on quirky funk in the airwaves. A delicious cut to keep everyone on there toes!

Next on the A2 we have Aspetuck with his ‘As the Fog Rolls In’, Starting off with a bubbly soundscape the track progresses into a hypnotic acidic journey keeping the mood deep and melancholic. Handle this one with care!

On the B1 we have Anderson who delivers another deep and beautifully crafted soundscape. This is a timeless tune that takes you on a sonic journey from start to finish. This will work wonders on the dance floor and during your introspective moments laying in bed with your headphones bumping.

Media: NM or M-i
Sleeve: Not Graded

17€*

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A1

Bænglund - Funk Inspector

A2

Aspetuck - As the Fog Rolls In

B1

Anderson - Aquabound

B2

Watch Patrol - Wandering In The Garden

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