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| First they changed colour, then they got together and finally, they
formed up. Everything happened really quickly. In the beginning,
the people of Berlin of course found it rather difficult to get used to
it. In fact, it really did look a bit weird: a huge, red tower consisting
of billions of blazing red glow worms and all this happening right in
the middle of Berlin-Kreuzberg. When you got closer to this tower,
you were lulled in the ear-deafening buzzing from the exhilarated
little animals. The longer the tower was buzzing passively
however, the more nervous the people of Berlin became. After all,
this absurd natural phenomenon must mean something. Experts
were helpless, the people of Berlin confused, religious fanatics
from all over the world in uproar. But the only thing people could do
was waiting to see what was going to happen.
Alexander Gerlach aka Lexy and co-producer Jan Driver present their so far unknown side on Areal: here comes highly styled mystic techno with an insect-like touch. | |
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| format: | 12" |
| releasedate: | 2008-07-21 |
| mailorder: | kompakt |
| mp3: | beatport, kompakt, |
| pdf: | download |
