Dictaphone - APR 70 album flac

In 2017 the band released the long awaited third album "APR 70" on denovali. The label now also offers a reissue of the trio's past repertoire. Dictaphone never make music for the sake of it, they always want to create something which was missing before. And they did. Praise for Dictaphone: "minimalistic and subliminal elegancy" (ARTE). timeless, unusual & beautiful" (Colin Newman).

This album has an average beat per minute of 111 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 80/170 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. BPM Profile APR 70. Album starts at 170BPM, ends at 115BPM (-55), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Dictaphone. Poems From a Rooftop.

APR 70 is an extended EP which doesn t quite fit into any bucket. Instead, the producer s music spans exotica, ambient, free jazz and more! The sounds of tunes like Lofi Opium, a masterful bit of rhythmic harmonies, travel to distant places and back, while others like Mono16 verge onto the techier end of the spectrum thanks to the emergence of pseudo beats. Whatever you can call this strain of music, we re big fans of it already. no joke! Their latest scouting trip has taken them to Dictaphone, a mysterious new artist with a passion for the odd and obscure. APR 70 is an extended EP which doesn't quite fit into any bucket. Instead, the producer's music spans exotica, ambient, free-jazz and more!

Listen to APR 70 online and get recommendations on similar music. Album descriptions on Last.

Dictaphone - Opening Night 04:49. Dictaphone - Lofi Opium 04:28. Dictaphone - 10. 04:27. Dictaphone - Stanko 06:54. Dictaphone - Mono16 03:56. Dictaphone - Seance 05:02. Dictaphone - Mado 04:09. Dictaphone - Sanatorium Pod Klepsydra 04:13. Dictaphone - La Chute 02:49.

APR 70. By Dictaphone. Listen to APR 70 in full in the this site app. Play on this site. Denovali Item No: 563172. Already formed in the late nineties in Berlin, Dictaphone was born by Brussels-bred t Oliver Doerell. The new album features the three Dictaphone core members Oliver Doerell (electronics, bass, guitar), Roger Döring (saxophone, clarinet) and Alex Stolze (violins) and has been composed and produced over the course of three years.