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AWAY 10 Years

AWAY 10 Years
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Artists

Various

Catno

AWAYLP003

Formats

2x Vinyl LP Compilation

Country

Germany

Release date

Jan 1, 2023

A decade has now passed since Discrete Circuit launched the AWAY party and label in Berlin, hence this celebratory compilation featuring previously unheard cuts from label regulars and – perhaps more significantly – some very high-profile guests. Highlights from those in the latter category include the low-slung house haziness of Moodymann (the fabulous ‘No’), the piano-smothered deep house positivity of Move D (‘The Garden’), the ghostly techno-not-techno of Axel Boman (the nostalgic, warehouse-ready hypnotism of ‘Lucky Luke’) and the stomping techno intensity of Mark Broom (‘Ain’t No Thang’). You’ll also find treats aplenty from the AWAY crew, including Discrete Circuit’s own TB-303-powered acid throb-job, ‘Tenterhooks’. A suitably sensational anniversary collection all told.

Media: NM or M-i
Sleeve: Not Graded

33€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

Moodymann - No

A2

Eluize - Prowl

A3

Move D - The Garden

B1

Axel Boman - Lucky Luke

B2

Away Soundsystem - Shifting Scenes

C1

Lady Starlight - Ghzelian

C2

Inland - Minerals

D1

Mark Broom - Ain't No Thang

D2

Discrete Circuit - Tenterhooks

D3

Attila - Unveiling

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