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TCD21 - The Secret Brotherhood Of 33Hz

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Andrulian This is a truly outstanding album, excellently crafted sounds that are superbly arranged results in an album that has techno as well as dubstep elements and a solid sound.

Often the movement and softer sound of the synth provides a contrast to the more intense and driving techno feel.

The percussive rhythms sound meticulously crafted along with the synth sounds too. Each element has its place, the arrangement is superb. Favorite track: Dead Dummy.

ApparentlyShane Lo-fi, Metallic textures and deep, rolling basses... mmmmmm yes. Favorite track: Phasing Rhodes.

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1.	Rip Curl 04:50	buy track
2.	BassLife 03:41	buy track
3.	Phasing Rhodes 03:40	buy track
4.	Gasoliner 05:46	buy track
5.	Hallucinogenic 05:38	buy track
6.	Trypstep 06:00	buy track
7.	Zingularity 05:19	buy track
8.	Prexistence 03:51	buy track
9.	Dead Dummy 04:39	buy track
10.	Mo FiFi 04:05	buy track
11.	The Kink's Ring 03:49	buy track
12.	Trapped Under Purple Skies 1 04:23	buy track
13.	Trapped Under Purple Skies 2 04:23	buy track
14.	Gh05t F8dEr 05:25	buy track
15.	Botaniquesk 03:56	buy track
16.	The Blueberry Dilemma 04:16	buy track
17.	Gladiator Baby Walk 04:01	buy track
18.	Guardian Angel 03:56	buy track
19.	FyreTrap 06:00	buy track
20.	Refraq 03:23	buy track
21.	Secret Mindset 05:03	buy track
22.	Stone Roll Deep 05:41	buy track
23.	Dread Drummer 04:05	buy track

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This album compiles 12 unreleased tracks with 12 tracks from "Walk In The Park".
I chose to release them in this form again, because they all belong to the same phase and sessions.

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released May 18, 2017

Written, produced, mixed and mastered by M.K.Hensel at Studio Drei, Bremen, Germany.
All rights reserved 2017.

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| musician, DJ, audio engineer, passing stranger | discontinued cassette tape label TC5 | productions as TRMCRCLRM | DJing adventures as TWRNSLKTH | born in the age of tapes and vinyl, stuck somewhere in the 90s | if a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. (Henry David Thoreau) | ... more

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