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MINIMAL 023CD
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It was 1999 when Hannes Strobl, Robert Buddenbrock, and Rupert Huber released their first collaboration as Dawn. Their album featured segments of a live performance -- the crossover of Berlin's and Vienna's electronic scene, creating the perfect tension between space, drums, percussion, bass, and ambience. During the last decade they have played in very different projects, such as Denseland, Paloma, and Tosca, amongst others. Now they meet again to mold the experience of the last 14 years into a set of stunning tracks, condensing the atmosphere of the Mediterranean and other places into reduced minimalistic grooves and floating atmospheres. In contrast to his work with Tosca, where Rupert Huber embeds his sounds in a more easy listening context, Superconnection offers more room for sophisticated interpretation of contemporary electronic music. La Mer is like the sea -- like the repetition of waves -- always different, always the same.
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