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Karl Kave - Why So Cold
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Karl Kave - Fatal fatal
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Karl Kave - careless ma
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Karl Kave - leg di bitte a
Karl Kave makes his appearance on Lux Rec for their first release in 7" format. Four terse tracks influenced by his past experiences, high and low as they come, tumultuous thoughts and life events. The result is a sombre nostalgia for all that is not there anymore. Coming from Rheintal, a valley on the eastern part of Switzerland, he uses English, German and his native Swiss dialect to sing. Dive into it, meet sadness.
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Claus Fovea - A1 - Are you Depressed?
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Claus Fovea - A2 - Dreams
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Claus Fovea - A3 - Minimal und Monoton
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Claus Fovea - A4 - Brecht
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Claus Fovea - B1 - We are Machines
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Claus Fovea - B2 - Make you Mine
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Claus Fovea - B3 - Eyes Open
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Claus Fovea - B4 - Eyes Shut
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Claus Fovea - B5 - Harmony
Tracklisting
A1 Claus Fovea - Are you Depressed?
A2 Claus Fovea - Dreams
A3 Claus Fovea - Minimal und Monoton
A4 Claus Fovea - Brecht
B1 Claus Fovea - We are Machines
B2 Claus Fovea - Make you Mine
B3 Claus Fovea - Eyes Open
B4 Claus Fovea - Eyes Shut
B5 Claus Fovea - Harmony
Release Note
In 2012 Claus Fovea self released a cassette containing 10 tracks, he was at his Swedish beginnings. 9 years later Lux Rec re-discovered his tape and it still sounded so true and relevant to them that they decided to release it on vinyl. Claus then reworked some tracks, scrap some, and made few new. Florin Buchel mixed them down and Andrea Merlini mastered them. The result is a picture frozen in time, in between now and then, the struggle, and sadness, that fragile construction of hope shattered as time goes by, like nothing ever change. It is indeed, as he sings, just the same song playing all the time. Over and over. More
A1 Claus Fovea - Are you Depressed?
A2 Claus Fovea - Dreams
A3 Claus Fovea - Minimal und Monoton
A4 Claus Fovea - Brecht
B1 Claus Fovea - We are Machines
B2 Claus Fovea - Make you Mine
B3 Claus Fovea - Eyes Open
B4 Claus Fovea - Eyes Shut
B5 Claus Fovea - Harmony
Release Note
In 2012 Claus Fovea self released a cassette containing 10 tracks, he was at his Swedish beginnings. 9 years later Lux Rec re-discovered his tape and it still sounded so true and relevant to them that they decided to release it on vinyl. Claus then reworked some tracks, scrap some, and made few new. Florin Buchel mixed them down and Andrea Merlini mastered them. The result is a picture frozen in time, in between now and then, the struggle, and sadness, that fragile construction of hope shattered as time goes by, like nothing ever change. It is indeed, as he sings, just the same song playing all the time. Over and over. More
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Bound By Endogamy - Junktion Rivers
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Bound By Endogamy - Lettre A Lauren" (Cold version)
Walk with a tumored dog by Bound by Endogamy is the third and final instalment of the 7" series by Swiss musicians on Lux Rec. To understand this record one needs to spend a morning, after a sleepless night, waking to the junction point in Geneva, where waters meet, leftovers wear their high off and high bridges invite you to make the last jump. One needs to deal with a frustrated environment that only brings out so much anger. One needs to know Kleio and Sam, and their symbiotic take on life.
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Nicola Kazimir - Silence
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Nicola Kazimir - Bourgeois, I ate the rich
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Nicola Kazimir - Xenopunks
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Nicola Kazimir - Possessed by the spirits
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Teatre - No Title
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Teatre - No Title
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Teatre - No Title
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Teatre - No Title
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Teatre - No Title
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Teatre - No Title
Teatre hails from Lithuania, a place especially dear to the Lux Rec team both for personal and musical reasons. For his first vinyl release Teatre produced six tracks which span from powerful, vital straightness to brooding resonant laments.
This record would not have been possible without Ernestas Sadau, Roman Sputnik, Kestutis Lingys and Eivydas Kantautas of Digital Tsunami. Nor without Kotryna Lingiene, who helped finding and contacting Paulius Lileikis (the photographer), and Paulius, that granted the permission to use the picture on the front cover. More
This record would not have been possible without Ernestas Sadau, Roman Sputnik, Kestutis Lingys and Eivydas Kantautas of Digital Tsunami. Nor without Kotryna Lingiene, who helped finding and contacting Paulius Lileikis (the photographer), and Paulius, that granted the permission to use the picture on the front cover. More