Entropy's Evolution, by Kubusschnitt

Entropy's Evolution

by Kubusschnitt

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cheecken An album I always come back to for casual listening and to listen while working. An amazing experience when listening to the album intently, but also great when focus is needed for creative work or monotonous chores.

My favourite track is the first one, I believe it is the perfect introduction for this album and it evolves rather beautifully. I think this album is one of the greatest you can find in the Berlin School genre and it has cemented itself as my favourite Kubusschnitt production! Favorite track: Uncertainty Of Entropy.

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1.	Uncertainty Of Entropy 18:12	info	buy track
2.	Perpetual Chaos 14:08	info	buy track
3.	Entropy's Evolution 19:11	info	buy track
4.	All Things Lost 13:46	info	buy track

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Kubusschnitt, but in a bit of a different formation. With the original members Tom Coppens and Ruud Heij playing and recording the basic tracks at the Infinite Echoes Studio, Utrecht, with Gert Emmens overdubbing keyboards and synthesizers at studio Gert Emmens, Arnhem, and Jan Dieterich on Fender Stratocaster guitar at studio Jan Dietrich, Velp. All tracks edited, mixed and mastered by Gert Emmens. Produced by Gert Emmens.

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released May 22, 2010

Tom Coppens: Keyboards and sequencers. Jan Dieterich: Fender Stratocaster guitar. Gert Emmens: Keyboards and synthesizers. Ruud Heij: Sequencers.

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Gert Emmens & Ruud Heij Utrecht, Netherlands

Gert and Ruud first met in 1997, both being member of an Electronic Music fanclub. They started to collaborate in 2003. The basic recording sessions take place in the studio of Ruud. Gert then enhances them in his studio by adding more instrument tracks, as well as doing the mixing and mastering. The recordings are based on Berlin School and Ambient style improvisations. ... more

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