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Analogic Captive was apparently inspired by the most extreme portions of power electronics. We find all the essential elements of this extreme style in his collection of works from the years 1996 to 1999 called TYF. The captive surrounded by analog synthesizers brings raw testimony of human monstrosities as a memento of the horrific deeds, that should never be repeated, and reveals the facts that only the most hardened can handle.
Aliases: Roman Černý (2), Ron (54), Trux (4)
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Und wir singen im Atomschutzbunker
Hurra, diese Welt geht unter!
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| Sieg | Date: Su, 30.04.2017, 00:38 | Post # 2 |
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Analogic Captive – TYF
Label: OLEUM Product – OLEUM 001
Format: CDr, Album, Limited Edition
Country: Czech Republic
Released: 1999
Genre: Electronic
Style: Industrial, Power Electronics
Tracklist
1 Intronoma 2:33
2 Sonderkommando 6:15
3 Appell 4:46
4 Totenbuch 5:57
5 Kristallnacht 8:29
6 Interssengebiet 4:45
7 Geheimnistrager 8:42
8 Nöma 2:52
9 Fleckfieber Verdacht 6:11
10 Degesch 5:18
11 Muzulman 2:51
12 Genocide 6:47
13 Prisoner 7:46
Credits
Composed By [Uncredited] – Roman Černý (2)
Producer – Ron (54)
Notes
Released in a limited edition of 30 copies.
Und wir singen im Atomschutzbunker
Hurra, diese Welt geht unter!
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