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Label:Full Pupp
Cat-No:fplp009
Release-Date:06.05.2013
Configuration:2LP Excl
Barcode:827170498068
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Release-Date:06.05.2013
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Andre Bratten, - Be A Man You Ant
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Andre Bratten, - Be A Man You Ant
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Andre Bratten, - Reidars Theme
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Andre Bratten, - Reidars Theme
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Andre Bratten, - Aegis
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Andre Bratten, - Aegis
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Andre Bratten, - Libra
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Andre Bratten, - Libra
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Andre Bratten, - Stille Sortie
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Andre Bratten, - Stille Sortie
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Andre Bratten, - I Am Square
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Andre Bratten, - I Am Square
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Andre Bratten, - Second Steepest
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Andre Bratten, - Second Steepest
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Andre Bratten, - Links
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Andre Bratten, - Links
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Andre Bratten, - Aegis
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Andre Bratten, - Aegis
REL DATE: 28.7.2017 - UPC: 827170498068 -
Tracklist: A1. Be A Man You Ant A2.Reidars Theme B.Aegis C1.Libra C2.Sille Sortie D1.I am Square D2. Second Steepest
Andre Bratten was born in Oslo and grew up in a suburb of the Norwegian capital, which borders on the deep, dark Scandinavian forest. Like most kids in the late 1990s, he was bitten by the hiphop bug, but he also got turned on by the Led Zeppelin records he picked out from his father's record collection. He's broadminded enough to be into everything from the Norwegian electronica masters Røyksopp to Metro Area, Sigur Rós, Eno, Cluster and Weather Report.
Currently dwelling in the heart of the city, his efforts with the synthesizer coincided with a huge boom in Norwegian electronic music, his productions recently came to the attention of Norwegian 'cosmic disco' mogul Prins Thomas and his Full Pupp colony. Andre's tracks share the exploratory vibe of the 80s synth pop pioneers, and misfit electronic pop musicians like John Foxx, who were forced learning to sculpt new sounds with new tools. Yet he updates those sounds to a contemporary rhythm matrix, in parallel with the dayglo analogue dance music of Lindstrøm, Todd Terje and Prins Thomas himself - and he just happens to share the central Oslo studio space used by that glorious trinity.
But Andre has always known his own mind and was never going to be content with being just another anonymous insect in the logpile. So his debut album, Be A Man You Ant, is a string individual statement, his 'I am Spartacus!' moment. It computes almost infinite variations on the sounds he could extract from a single modular synthesizer - 'the limitations are inspiring', he says. So you'll find squelchy bugs in the bassbin, weird analogue squeegee smears, bright drum machine splats and the occasional significant pause. The spaces in his music are at least as important as what fills it.
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