DJ Krush - Kakusei

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Feb 28, 2016 Sold Date

Oct 3, 2014 Start Date

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Switzerland Country Of Seller

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Artikel Name: Kakusei
Genre: Disco / Dance Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: MUSIC ON VINYL Titelanzahl: 17

Trackliste LP - 1

DJ KRUSH - INTRO (ALBUM VERSION) DJ KRUSH - ESCAPE FEATURING A.S.A. DJ KRUSH - PARALLEL DISTORTION FEATURING DJ SAK DJ KRUSH - INORGANIZM FEATURING DJ KENSEI & DJ HIDE FOR DJ KRUSH - DELTAFOREST FEATURING JUN SAWADA DJ KRUSH - CRIMSON DJ KRUSH - THE DAWN FEATURING SHAWN J. PERIOD FOR FRUITI DJ KRUSH - INTERLUDE

Trackliste - 2

DJ KRUSH - 85 LOOP DJ KRUSH - RUST FEATURING KK OF THE LO-VIBES CREW DJ KRUSH - 1200 FEATURING HIDEO DJ KRUSH - KRUSHED WALL WITH RHYTHM TROOPS DJ KRUSH - THE KINETICS FEATURING SINISTA OF THE X-ECUTI DJ KRUSH - FINAL HOME DJ KRUSH - NO MORE FEATURING DJ YAS & DJ HAZU FOR KEMURI DJ KRUSH - OUTRO DJ KRUSH - FINAL HOME (VOCAL VERSION).

Beschreibung

Continuing his series of solo albums as collaborative efforts, DJ Krush touched down after a slight absence with Kakusei, another invigorating, moody, and powerful release. Steering away from the overall concept of Milight but working with another slew of musical partners, Krush once again lets his abilities at both musical creation and turntablism work together for great results. "Escapee," a track worked on with fellow beatmaster A.S.A., is almost stereotypically Krush, but it sounds so great, the crackle of vinyl and acoustic bass moan steering the course. Other musical collaborations abound, unsurprisingly: "Parallel Distortion" with DJ Sak features odd video game noises and a quirky synth bass rhythm echoing through the flow, while "Krushed Wall" has the Rhythm Troops having a blast with the usual Krush sound and tons of unexpected stops, scratches, and cuts. Some returnees from Milight surface, including members of Kemuri Productions, who appear on the quietly head-nodding "Inorganizm" and "No More," and Shawn J. Period, who on "The Dawn" works with Krush on a great series of orchestrations to flesh out the track. Plenty of strictly solo efforts crop up as well, including the abrasive electronics of "85 Loop" and the smooth-going "Final Home." Vocally, there's not as much going on this time around; aside from brief shout-outs here and there, it's strictly an instrumental affair. ~ Ned Raggett

Ned Raggett