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Szare - Lost Shapes; Carved In Those Dancing Gravestones

Musician: Szare
Album title: Lost Shapes; Carved In Those Dancing Gravestones
Style: Techno
Released: 2014
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1534 mb
Size APE version: 1276 mb
Size WMA version: 1147 mb
Rating ✫: 4.3
Votes: 361
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Genre: Electronic

Szare - Lost Shapes; Carved In Those Dancing Gravestones

Szare Techno 2014 UK

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Tracklist

Lost Shapes
A1	Weird Sister
A2	Swarm
B	Meet You
C1	Belt Of Rule
C2	Leaden Sky
D	Knives Of Sinai
Carved In Those Dancing Gravestones
1	Small Pieces Of It Were Scattered Across The Mountainside	8:11
2	They Carried It Back From Recife To Frankfurt By Zeppelin	3:44
3	The Miners Told Nobody Of Their Discovery	3:04
4	Leather Bags Full Of Dollars Were Transported Overnight	4:04
5	The King Himself Was Said To Have Taken An Interest	4:26
6	Radio Silence In Buenos Aires Did Not Allay Fears Of A Cover Up	3:45
7	What Did Kerin Mannesmann Know?	3:45
8	Hastily Arranged Meetings Contrived An Absurd Plan	6:23
9	But Anarchist Spies Had Their Ears In The Room	2:02
10	It Was Sent To A Vault In Zürich And Has Not Been Seen Since 1945	10:01
11	Some Say It Was Airlifted To Alexandria And Buried In The Catacombs	5:45
12	Others Claim It Was An Hoax, Or Doubt It Ever Existed	3:35
13	Meanwhile, On The Mountainside, A Copper Flame Burns	4:51

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Mastered At – Alchemy Mastering

Credits

Composed By – Szare
Guitar – James Fieldsend (tracks: Carved In Those Dancing Gravestones)
Mastered By – Matt Colton (tracks: Lost Shapes)
Photography By – Lillian Wilkie

Notes

Includes an A3-sized Frozen Border poster. Limited to 500 copies.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side A): MATT @ ALCHEMY FBLP 02 A1
Matrix / Runout (Side B): FBLP 02 B1
Matrix / Runout (Side C): MATT @ ALCHEMY FBLP 02 C1
Matrix / Runout (Side D): FBLP 02 D1

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Fhois

One of the the best electronic albums released in recent years. A wonderful hybrid offering from Szare, which incorporates elements from techno, drum and bass and bass music to create a truly original sound. The vinyl is worth the price alone. 5 out of 5.

Jogas

It's easy to become jaded and disenchanted the deeper you dig into a particular genre, in this case techno. A common complaint which I have against the genre is that the album format is rarely used to its fullest potential. Producers tend to just dump similarly-styled productions in sequence without reflecting on its cohesion, flow or story-telling (as pretentious as it may sound) and then just slap a fancy title on the "compilation". It's for this particular reason I considered SHXCXCHCXSH's "Linear S Decoded" the best album of 2014 when I first heard it, and one of the better techno albums in a very long time. But after recently discovering this offering from Szare, I just might have to reconsider.This is the very definition of a complete package; you get two vinyls full of technoid-bass hybrids with enough synergetic qualities to be considered an excellent mini-album in itself. But then there's the included CD which manages to be even more surprising. Structured as a lengthy and continuous live mix, the tracks contained within effortlessly draw inspiration from techno, bass, house and tribal and deliver something that's not commonly heard within this genre. I cannot recall a recent release that so perfectly checks off everything I have been looking for in a full-lengther. That being said, I couldn't be more happy for discovering "Lost Shapes; Carved In Those Dancing Gravestones". It didn't quite make it onto my 2014 list in time, but I guess better late than never!

Uafrmaine

I just bought this album a few days ago. This review is spot on and a great read. I only wish that the tracks on the cd would have made it to vinyl as well, simply because I prefer the format. Could have been a 5x12" or something like that.

Iphonedivorced

This is a masterpiece! Especially the CD included. I don't get, why only a few people have this album!