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AREAL 069EP
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Betsy just stood there with her mouth wide open. Those two guys were fencing each other up and down the stairway. They took 20 steps, back to back, then they turned around, smoothly from the hip, firing magazines at each other. Then ten steps and then five, both were still standing. They beat each other to a pulp until the blood came out and then until no blood came out and still none of them hit the ground.
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AREAL 068EP
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For the first two remixes of her album Meine zarten Pfoten (PAMPA 005CD/LP), and to add a certain "familiar smell," Ada pops by at Areal with none other than DJ Koze and Superpitcher, who come up with remixes that couldn't be more different or more wonderful.
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AREAL 067EP
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$12.00
NOT IN STOCK, SPECIAL ORDER
Areal Records presents a 12" by Von Spar with a remix from none other than techno legend John Tejada. With "Jon Voight," the Hamburg-based artists have created another epic masterpiece in line with their earlier electronic tracks with great emotions and melodies you will never forget. Tejada's remix has already proven immensely effective on the dancefloor.
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AREAL 066LP
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Double LP version with free CD. Black Beauty is the second album from Metope for his co-founded Areal Records label. Much like its precursor, Kobol (AREAL 005CD), the album swoons between techno, minimal and house timbres as well as poignantly-colored melodies. Nestled amidst eerie dance moments such as "No Self-Control," "Deep Sheep" and "Alive," however, are these woozy, country-kissed ballads like "So Cutoff" and the riff-led "Rough Romance" that ply Black Beauty with blues and soul. Married with Metope's warped and wonky electronic vision -- epitomized by the album's serene slo-mo conclusion, "Blood River" -- Black Beauty is a blissfully tender listen, while providing left-field DJs with plenty of weird and wonderful floor fodder to play with. The album features guest appearances from Areal artists Sid LeRock (aka Pan/Tone), Undo and Stiggsen as well as electro-blues guitarist and singer K_Chico.
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Black Beauty is the second album from Metope for his co-founded Areal Records label. Much like its precursor, Kobol (AREAL 005CD), the album swoons between techno, minimal and house timbres as well as poignantly-colored melodies. Nestled amidst eerie dance moments such as "No Self-Control," "Deep Sheep" and "Alive," however, are these woozy, country-kissed ballads like "So Cutoff" and the riff-led "Rough Romance" that ply Black Beauty with blues and soul. Married with Metope's warped and wonky electronic vision -- epitomized by the album's serene slo-mo conclusion, "Blood River" -- Black Beauty is a blissfully tender listen, while providing left-field DJs with plenty of weird and wonderful floor fodder to play with. The album features guest appearances from Areal artists Sid LeRock (aka Pan/Tone), Undo and Stiggsen as well as electro-blues guitarist and singer K_Chico.
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Areal has gathered all its friends and fellows to celebrate its glorious past. Each of them had received the same message with the following content: enclosed, you will find samples taken from more than 200 tracks released on Areal between 001 (Basteroid/Automatique) and 057 (Metope/Betawolf). No rules. And their words have obviously fallen on open ears: the called have poured onto us supreme grandeurs of music whereby each of them individually tackled the historic collection of Areal sound files. You can literally feel the fun they had quoting the label's history and the loads of positive energy. So, the label would now like to proudly present: A 100 Years Of Areal -- a wonderful collection of homages to Areal's old and new friends, such as: Schleppstigg, Hrdvsion, Undo, The Cheapers, Pan/Tone, Pascal FEOS and Frank Leicher, Andreas Henneberg, Fairmont, Metope, Basteroid and Falko Brocksieper.
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AREAL 063EP
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Another obtuse dancefloor tool from Germany's Schleppstigg. Within the context of spirals, elements from the levels take on different meaning and significance. These ancient sources of knowledge, combined with scientific and genetic theory, can provide valuable tools that can help us broaden our perspective.
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AREAL 061EP
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The skies are lowering some more. Existence is twitching here and there. Rain reflects Berlin's icy glow: a frisky spirit on the tip of your nose. We dance with him for quite some time. No missing a beat for a heart that goes on. Flamboyant whispers strike a chord back home. You come to me, I'm not alone, in the sound of a song we know no wrong. Remixes by Benjamin Brunn & Move D and Kalabrese.
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AREAL 060EP
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They appeared just before sunrise. No one had ever seen this kind of creature ever before: red flashing, and bright, shining alien butterflies attracted by the windmills. People stopped and got out of their cars to watch this spectacle. The flying creatures were constantly creating new, kaleidoscope-like formations, and slowly, and very softly at first, they started singing. And although nobody really understood their behavior, everybody understood their wistful and hopeful song. Remix by Pan/Tone.
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AREAL 059EP
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"Welcome to the mobile matrix. I am H.E.L.L., your automated telephonetics assistant. Connecting to hypothalamus. Press 1 to erase, 2 for positive stimulation, or 3, if you would like to talk directly to one of our sales assistants who will be right with you in your flat in only five minutes. "Peep." "Hello." "Hello. I've composed a song for you. Here it is." Includes remixes by Ryan Davis and Basteroid.
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