Cover front
Cover backside
Vinyllabel A-side
Vinyllabel b-Side
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| Artist: |
Zoo Brazil |
| Title: |
Crash |
| Format: |
1x12" |
| Released: |
07/2005 |
| Cat.ID: |
HH MA 001-6 |
| Produced by: |
John Andersson, Johan Emmoth |
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Released by Harthouse Mannheim / Daredo.
Published by Skint Music / Sony ATV and copyright control. |
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| Tracklist Vinyl |
| # |
Trackname |
Playtime |
Sound |
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| A1 |
Crash |
06:16 |
Play |
| B1 |
Infinity |
06:12 |
Play |
| B2 |
Escape |
05:57 |
Play |
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A1 126BPM, B1 126BPM, B2 124BPM |
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Harthouse Releaseinformation:
The label Harthouse is one of the most popular Techno-imprints
worldwide. The label was foundet 1992 and was several years under the
special guidance from Sven Vaeth. Harthouse has revolutionised the
genre and managed with over 100 releases to set up an own memorial -
the Sound of Frankfurt. At the beginning of 1998 the Under Cover Music
Group took over the rights to use the brand name of the label. In teh
few years from 1998 up top 2003 where Harthouse existed under UCMG,
there only appeared 9 singles, a few albums, some mix-cds and four
retrospective compilations. In 1998 Daredo Music took over the
Harthouse trademark. There will be a different release-strategy than
UCMG had, with different design (based on the old Harthouse style),
more quality releases and new artists - an adequate follow up of the
old Harthouse sound and myth.
The first release under Harthouse Mannheim, the legitimate
follower of Harthouse Frankfurt, is from Zoo Brazil aka John Anderson
from Sweden. John Anderson is the creative-mind behind projects like
the Kelly Project, Laid, Cuba Computers, Nars, Outcold and as well Zoo
Brazil. Begind the great honour to work together with important
artists like Fatboy Slim, Human League and Dannii Minogue they
produced with countless underground artists like James Holden, Blaze,
Lo Fidelity and Tony Senghore (just to name a few). Even the
experience from over 40 single releases and 20 remix-works has
contributed that he has risen to one of the most innovative producers
out there.
Zoo Brazil has managed to hit exactly the nerve of the era Harthouse
without trying to be retro or copy something... call it Science
Fiction-House, Progressive Voodoo-Techno or Liquid Monster Trance,
this record is in any case an worthy follow up of the classic
Harthouse releases! |
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de:bug Review:
Zoo Brazil - Crash (Harthouse
Mannheim / 001)
Äh, ja, Harthouse gibt es wieder und kommt jetzt aus Mannheim. John
Anderson aka Zoo Brazil rockt passenderweise aber dennoch erst mal in
einem Stil der gut die Fortsetzung des Harhouse Sounds sein könnte.
Casio-Drumsounds und solide Acid-Monster mit vielen Effekten vor allem
aber massivem Druck wollen den Dancefloor mitten auf dem Höhepunkt
erwischen und z.B. auf "Infinity" noch eine Schraube höher
drehen, und das könnte ihnen auch verdammt gut gelingen.
Bleep-Overload vom feinsten.
bleed •••••
http://www.harthouse.com |
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