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Cat-No:ntlp002
Release-Date:17.06.2022
Genre:House
Configuration:LP Excl
Barcode:4251804128445
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Release-Date:17.06.2022
Genre:House
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Repeat Orchestra - Call and Response 05:21 min
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Repeat Orchestra - Monks In A Club 04:48 min
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Repeat Orchestra - Stereotype 05:28 min
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Repeat Orchestra - A Means To An End 04:59 min
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Repeat Orchestra - Nightdubbing 05:45 min
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Repeat Orchestra - Less Sensational 05:47 min
GENRE: Electronic, House, Minimal

TRACKLIST:

Seite A
A1 Call and Response 05:21 min
A2 Monks In A Club 04:48 min
A3 Stereotype 05:28 min

Seite B
B1 A Means To An End 04:59 min
B2 Nightdubbing 05:45 min
B3 Less Sensational 05:47 min

SHORT INFO:

Stefan Schwanders Repeat Orchestra presents “Infamous Lost Tracks”, an album appearing out of the blue, coming from spheres where time, space and Zeitgeist are nothing more than words.
With the Repeat Orchestra Schwander (who of course also is Harmonious Thelonious, A Rocket In Dub, Antonelli and a lot more) found a unique way of channeling deep House Music, a minimalistic setup and an idea of creating enjoyable music into amazing tracks that sound so effortless and natural. From first track "Call And Response" on it’s obvious that the main thing that this album is about is the groove, sometimes euphoric, sometimes quite unobtrusive but always irresistible, build from massive basslines, complex rhythms and the masterfully performed interplay of repetition and modulation. Warm harmonies, multilayered (at times quite unusual ("Nightdubbing")) melodies and subtle arrangements complete these Infamous Lost Tracks and their very own formular between Düsseldorf, Chicago and Lagos. There’s nothing harsh in this music, no aggression, still it’s far from being tame or tranquil: The pumping energy of "A Means To An End" or the sublime liquid shuffle of "Less Sensational" show the swing and kick inside these works that are made for delight but not to please.

And “Monks In A Club” is the most brilliant example of dancefloor understatement that you’ll ever hear in your life. Reduction, elegance and the right kind of mania concentrated into some minutes of pure club heaven. Handclaps, nonchalance & madness. An essential singularity and the swan song to the Repeat Orchestra, there will be no more of it. Get It And Smile.

João Geck, Hamburg, 12.04.2022








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