1
Various Artists - Adiel - Adihell
2
Various Artists - Ahmet Sisman & VNNN. - Inorganic Transformation
3
Various Artists - Ben Sims - Stone Cold
4
Various Artists - D.Dan - Nightshade
5
Various Artists - James Ruskin - Hanging Wall
6
Various Artists - Julia Govor - Standing Alone
7
Various Artists - KiNK - Pots and Pans
8
Various Artists - Lady Starlight - 1x1
9
Various Artists - Lokier - Surface
10
Various Artists - Luke Slater - Grooving In A Cave
11
Various Artists - Megan Leber - Luster
12
Various Artists - Out Of Place Artefacts - Staublunge
13
Various Artists - Perc - Metamorphic
14
Various Artists - Setaoc Mass - Survival
15
Various Artists - Sterac - Noise Mechanics
16
Various Artists - Tommy Four Seven - Quarz
box-set clear / vinyl / 180 gr
Tracklisting:
A1 Adiel - Adihell
A2 Ahmet Sisman & VNNN. - Inorganic Transformation
B1 Ben Sims - Stone Cold
B2 D.Dan - Nightshade
C1 James Ruskin - Hanging Wall
C2 Julia Govor - Standing Alone
D1 KiNK - Pots and Pans
D2 Lady Starlight - 1x1
E1 Lokier - Surface
E2 Luke Slater - Grooving In A Cave
F1 Megan Leber - Luster
F2 Out Of Place Artefacts - Staublunge
G1 Perc - Metamorphic
G2 Setaoc Mass - Survival
H1 Sterac - Noise Mechanics
H2 Tommy Four Seven - Quarz
Sales Note
The Stone Techno Series returns with another exciting compilation. This time alongside a new festival that celebrates forward thinking artists from 9th to 10th of July at Europe's biggest coal mine complex under the UNESCO World Heritage Zollverein. The project is exceptional at its core, bringing back excitement and inventiveness to the genre.
The project functions as a multidisciplinary ever-evolving experiment that brings different aspects together. Sampling, creating and releasing music made out of million years old inorganic materials which shaped and defined the Ruhr Area like nothing else. "Auf Kohle geboren - born on coal" stands for this region and the so-called "German Wirtschaftswunder".
The Stone Techno project wants to embrace the history of "the Ruhrpott" while looking into the future as well. Techno Music stands for upheaval and modernity, while coal is the symbol of the Ruhr Area. This unique project will lend audibility to the ongoing process of transformation in the cultural and natural history of this region. Science and museums crossing paths with contemporary electronic music culture.
The Stone Techno project is not shy of its obvious significance. World-famous Ruhr Museum and The Third Room collective mark a first of its kind of long-lasting collaborations between a techno brand and a cultural institution.
This time the project is conceptually going one step further: Before the final backfilling of the mine at Zeche Zollverein, the acoustic atmosphere of this significant piece of global mining history was recorded 1000 metres underground, not only as an irreplaceable acoustic document, but also as preparation for a new extraordinary sample library.
A luminary of the electronic music scene has taken on this mammoth task, the British artist Matthew Herbert, this summer Matthew has sampled rocks and coal seams from the UNESCO World Heritage Zollverein to create a new sample library for STONE TECHNO from the soundscape of the underground world. The finite raw material provides the basis for new creative endeavours coming from previously featured producers alongside new ones.
This year's artists feature New Sample Library recorded and processed by Matthew Herbert and varied new takes on the rich sample library from Adiel, Ben Sims, D. Dan, James Ruskin, Julia Govor, Kink, Lady Starlight, Lokier, Luke Slater, Megan Leber, Out Of Place Artefacts, Perc, Setaoc Mass, Sterac and Tommy Four Seven together with new tracks from previously featured artists VNNN. and Ahmet Sisman in the series.
The Stone Techno Series marks the use of coal mines, its minerals as a boundless source for creative inspiration, artists displaying a vigorous return, enriching the sound and texture of a sometimes overlooked industrial force.
Art Direction by Jan Petry (Humain Studio)
Curated & mastered by Ahmet Sisman (The Third Room Studios)
Sound Recordist: Lorenzo Dal Ri
Geological consultant: Achim G. Reisdorf
Sample Library by Matthew Herbert & Dan Pollard commissioned by Stone Techno, a collaboration between the Ruhr Museum and The Third Room in partnership with the New Now Festival and MUTEK Montreal.
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Tracklisting:
A1 Adiel - Adihell
A2 Ahmet Sisman & VNNN. - Inorganic Transformation
B1 Ben Sims - Stone Cold
B2 D.Dan - Nightshade
C1 James Ruskin - Hanging Wall
C2 Julia Govor - Standing Alone
D1 KiNK - Pots and Pans
D2 Lady Starlight - 1x1
E1 Lokier - Surface
E2 Luke Slater - Grooving In A Cave
F1 Megan Leber - Luster
F2 Out Of Place Artefacts - Staublunge
G1 Perc - Metamorphic
G2 Setaoc Mass - Survival
H1 Sterac - Noise Mechanics
H2 Tommy Four Seven - Quarz
Sales Note
The Stone Techno Series returns with another exciting compilation. This time alongside a new festival that celebrates forward thinking artists from 9th to 10th of July at Europe's biggest coal mine complex under the UNESCO World Heritage Zollverein. The project is exceptional at its core, bringing back excitement and inventiveness to the genre.
The project functions as a multidisciplinary ever-evolving experiment that brings different aspects together. Sampling, creating and releasing music made out of million years old inorganic materials which shaped and defined the Ruhr Area like nothing else. "Auf Kohle geboren - born on coal" stands for this region and the so-called "German Wirtschaftswunder".
The Stone Techno project wants to embrace the history of "the Ruhrpott" while looking into the future as well. Techno Music stands for upheaval and modernity, while coal is the symbol of the Ruhr Area. This unique project will lend audibility to the ongoing process of transformation in the cultural and natural history of this region. Science and museums crossing paths with contemporary electronic music culture.
The Stone Techno project is not shy of its obvious significance. World-famous Ruhr Museum and The Third Room collective mark a first of its kind of long-lasting collaborations between a techno brand and a cultural institution.
This time the project is conceptually going one step further: Before the final backfilling of the mine at Zeche Zollverein, the acoustic atmosphere of this significant piece of global mining history was recorded 1000 metres underground, not only as an irreplaceable acoustic document, but also as preparation for a new extraordinary sample library.
A luminary of the electronic music scene has taken on this mammoth task, the British artist Matthew Herbert, this summer Matthew has sampled rocks and coal seams from the UNESCO World Heritage Zollverein to create a new sample library for STONE TECHNO from the soundscape of the underground world. The finite raw material provides the basis for new creative endeavours coming from previously featured producers alongside new ones.
This year's artists feature New Sample Library recorded and processed by Matthew Herbert and varied new takes on the rich sample library from Adiel, Ben Sims, D. Dan, James Ruskin, Julia Govor, Kink, Lady Starlight, Lokier, Luke Slater, Megan Leber, Out Of Place Artefacts, Perc, Setaoc Mass, Sterac and Tommy Four Seven together with new tracks from previously featured artists VNNN. and Ahmet Sisman in the series.
The Stone Techno Series marks the use of coal mines, its minerals as a boundless source for creative inspiration, artists displaying a vigorous return, enriching the sound and texture of a sometimes overlooked industrial force.
Art Direction by Jan Petry (Humain Studio)
Curated & mastered by Ahmet Sisman (The Third Room Studios)
Sound Recordist: Lorenzo Dal Ri
Geological consultant: Achim G. Reisdorf
Sample Library by Matthew Herbert & Dan Pollard commissioned by Stone Techno, a collaboration between the Ruhr Museum and The Third Room in partnership with the New Now Festival and MUTEK Montreal.
More