Red Math - Obsolete Systems Album

Tracklist

1	Prophecy
2	Space Music
3	Storm
4	Ping
5	Slowter
6	Cycle Static
7	Kiss
8	Intercom
9	Deflector 2
10	Quadrature
11	Deflector

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
Fur 067	Red Math	Obsolete Systems ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, Cle)	Further Records	Fur 067	US	2013
Fur 067	Red Math	Obsolete Systems ‎(LP, Album, Promo, TP, W/Lbl)	Further Records	Fur 067	US	2012

Credits

• Cover [Front Cover] – Greg Klein

Notes

Edition of 200
Screen printed sleeves

Short intro

Preview, buy, and download songs from the album Obsolete Systems, including Kiss, Intercom, Slowter, and many more. Buy the album for . Songs start at . Released: Sep 29, 2014. 2013 Further Records. More By Red Math. Obsolete Systems is Dibblee's first album created on his modular synth system. It originally came to Further as a demo, and Mark Cul, who manages Further with Chloe Harris, was impressed enough to release it. I like the idea. Drum and bass producer turned premiere exponent of gloopy synth experiments Lance Dibblee turns out a new album of Red Math material for the ever excellent Seattle label Further Records. If you indulged in Unhinged, the 2010 Red Math tape for Digitalis then you ll be all over this 11 track set that pays little attention to the concept of beat dynamics, instead favouring a churning array of gurgling analogue bleeps, squeaks and flourishes. Obsolete Systems. Cat: FUR 067 Released: 29 September, 2014 Genre: ExperimentalElectronic. Obsolete styled BSΩLEe on the album cover is the third studio album by American industrial metal band Fear Factory, released on July 28, 1998. Conceptually, it is a sequel to 1995's Demanufacture. With the success of its fourth single, Cars, a Gary Numan cover that featured Numan himself on vocals, Obsolete would break Fear Factory into the mainstream and remain their highest selling album. Buy Obsolete Systems at Juno Records. In stock now for same day shipping. If you indulged in Unhinged, the 2010 Red Math tape for Digitalis then you'll be all over this eleven track set which pays little attention to the concept of beat dynamics, instead favouring a churning array of gurgling analogue bleeps, squeaks and flourishes. Storm and the Delia Derbyshire-esque Space Music stand out on first listen but this is always going to be an album that you willingly allow to consume your every sense over time. Played by. Ekoplekz, Juno Recommends Experimental. Obsolete Systems by Red Math, released 14 January 2013 1. Kiss 2. Intercom 3. Slowter 4. Quadrature 5. Storm 6. Space Music 7. Ping 8. Prophecy 9. Deflector 10. Deflector 2 11. Cycle Static Recordings of ambient music proliferate like cancer cells, and many merely consist of the innocuous burblings and the banal meanderings of stunted imaginations. Obsolete Systems by Red Math Nashville, Tennsessee producer Lance Dibblee delves deeper and soars farther out than the work of most musicians working in the beatless realm. Dibblee began as a drum & bass producer in the 90s, but his recent ou. Obsolete Systems delves deeper and soars farther out than most musicians working in the beatless realm. Reference points might include the ruptured, abstract electronic music of Mego artists like Farmers Manual and Pita, musique concrète composers like Tod Dockstader, Morton Subotnicks more discombobulating compositions, and Gil Mellés diseased and disorienting Andromeda Strain soundtrack. Artist: Red Math. Titel: Obsolete Systems. Label: Further. RED MATH. Label: Further Records Release Date: 29th September 2014. Obsolete Systems Tracklisting. Kiss Original Mix. Intercom Original Mix. Slowter Original Mix. Quadrature Original Mix. Storm Original Mix. Space Music Original Mix. Ping Original Mix. Prophecy Original Mix. Deflector Original Mix. Deflector 2 Original Mix. Red Math. Further Records. 136 bpm, 5A, C minor, 2014-09-29, Electronica, 0 11. 80 bpm, 1B, B major, 2014-09-29, Electronica, 0 11. 124 bpm, 3B, Db major, 2014-09-29, Electronica, 0 11. 131 bpm, 8A, A minor, 2014-09-29, Electronica, 0 11. 95 bpm, 6A, G minor, 2014-09-29, Electronica, 0 11