Journey Into Mr Re (Wax Edition)

by Afrikan Sciences

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option constant The density of percussion nearly assaults you but the subtlety of composition doesn’t demand you move move your legs (though it strongly suggests it). It also lets you kick your legs up, lie back, and listen.

Gunther Jacobi I’ve had 5 Moor on crazy repeat, not to mention the album:) Pledge for vinyl! Favorite track: 5 Moor.

urbansteve stunning how he extracts such creative gold from his beats and electronics. emotive alchemy! Favorite track: 02022020.

speedkermit Can’t tell you how long I held off buying this one hoping for a physical release 🙏 It’s absolute gold

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Full of twist and turns and those particular rhythmic idiosyncrasies found on a Afrikan Sciences record, this one does not disappoint. Presented here in a heavy weight 180g double vinyl set.

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1.	Typical Stereo 04:44	buy track
2.	Quite The Ambition 08:25	buy track
3.	Belfast 04:09	buy track
4.	Screen Time 05:30	buy track
5.	Whipping Spree 06:51	buy track
6.	Life Project 07:01
7.	02022020 05:00	buy track
8.	5 Moor 04:59	buy track
9.	Oxytocin Feedback Loop 02:02	buy track
10.	Twice The Twamp 05:00	buy track
11.	Inverted Disco Convolution 04:30 video
12.	Aqua/Astral 05:37	buy track
13.	Surrogate Sketches 09:09	buy track

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Elegant Thump from the depths, the abyss minus the abysmal. All new remastered at Complete Mastering, NYC by Dietrich Schoenemann,featuring an alternate plot twist!!

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released February 2, 2020

Composed and Produced by Eric Douglas Porter (Toothpickles, ASCAP) 2020
Recorded and Mixed And The Kick Drum is the fault
Mastered by Dietrich Schoenemann at Complete Mastering,NYC
Mr Re graces the cover courtesy of Brother Aten as the physical manifestation
TSBP014

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Afrikan Sciences New York, New York

Eric Douglas Porter is one of the most
expansive and intensive musical torch bearers of modern
experimental composition. A self taught multi-instrumentalist and a true outsider, he challenging the
canon and the limitations of musical expression through his
complex yet mind opening rhythmical and sonic woven formations. ... more

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