Tim Hecker
MIRAGES
(2X12 LP)
2x12 Inch LP
MIRAGES
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BPM
Tracklist
Acephale
Neither More Nor Less
Aerial Silver ft. Christof Migone, Le Fly Pan Am
Celestina
Counter Attack
The Truth Of Accountants
Aerial Light-Pollution Orange
Non Mollare
Kaito ft. Oren Ambarchi (Guitar)
Balkanize-You
Incurably Opt
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If this item in stock, then you will get an infomation E-Mail!Tim Heckers masterpiece *Mirages*, originally released only on CD in 2004 by Alien8 Recordings, finally gets a proper double 12 inch vinyl release, remastered and housed in a gatefold sleeve..
Press Quotes:
"As a follow-up to the sublime "Radio Amor", "Mirages" is an even more majestic album, striding with a confident heaviness further out into the wilderness, deep into the night." Boomkat
"...the keyboard parts on Mirages are prettier, and the overall mood is more contemplative, but there's a deep pit of melancholy at the center of the record, a mood with a strongly cumulative effect." Pitchfork
"The opener, Acephale," first erupts into a teeth-gnashing guitar solo before nodding off into an absinthe stupor, while the highlights, "Neither More or Less" and "Celestina" are both brooding stroboscope soundtracks." XLR8R
"The follow-up to 2003's critically acclaimed Radio Amor, Mirages further erodes the vapid predispositions of electronic music, uncovering a terrain where dissonance and melody coincide in a near-bohemian unison." Amazon[info from label]
Press Quotes:
"As a follow-up to the sublime "Radio Amor", "Mirages" is an even more majestic album, striding with a confident heaviness further out into the wilderness, deep into the night." Boomkat
"...the keyboard parts on Mirages are prettier, and the overall mood is more contemplative, but there's a deep pit of melancholy at the center of the record, a mood with a strongly cumulative effect." Pitchfork
"The opener, Acephale," first erupts into a teeth-gnashing guitar solo before nodding off into an absinthe stupor, while the highlights, "Neither More or Less" and "Celestina" are both brooding stroboscope soundtracks." XLR8R
"The follow-up to 2003's critically acclaimed Radio Amor, Mirages further erodes the vapid predispositions of electronic music, uncovering a terrain where dissonance and melody coincide in a near-bohemian unison." Amazon[info from label]