01 - Signals From Inner Space (98 BPM)
02 - DRTFM (96 BPM)
03 - Circuit Bending The Universe At Your Desk (96 BPM)
04 - Greasy Mechanism (104 BPM)
05 - Electric Insects Crawling Through A Greener Universe (100 BPM)
06 - Dangerous Creatures (68 BPM)
07 - I Can't Sleep Because You Can (112 BPM)
08 - Short But Untold Stories (88 BPM)
09 - The Hills Of Faraway (104 BPM)
10 - Six Hour Holiday (112 BPM)
11 - Voodoo Lab (148 BPM)
12 - Winter At Zabriskie Point (78 BPM)
Omnitropic presents Falling Into One, the debut full-length album by Phone Booth Robbers (Bastiaan van Staaveren), a psychedelic downtempo project from the town of Hoofddorp in The Netherlands. Phone Booth Robbers began creating music in the mid-nineties, gradually shifting from early trance music to richly melodic downtempo and electronica inspired by acts like Shpongle, Ott, Bluetech, Ozric Tentacles, and Easily Embarrassed. Mastered by Jeffrey van der Schilden at EE Music Studio, The Netherlands, with photography by Steven Willis.
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01 - Great Mountain Of Life (85 BPM)
02 - Wakefulness In Sleep (85 BPM)
03 - Release (137 BPM)
04 - Anahata (140 BPM)
05 - Young Man (68.5 BPM)
06 - Wonky Kong (95 BPM)
07 - Charging By The Crystal Cave (80 BPM)
08 - Crimson Sandcastle (120 BPM)
09 - Entwine (115 BPM)
Entwine is the debut album by Zoungla (Costa Damoulianos), a versatile musician from Montreal, Canada, jointly presented by Omnitropic, Maia Brasil Records, and Melodic Revolution Records. Zoungla balances ethnic world themes with futuristic electronic sounds, taking us on a trip to the far extremes of his symphonic musical cosmos, from spooky to groovy, serious to whimsical, and dark to bright! Mastered by Costa Damoulianos. Percussion on track 2 by Ryan Nava. Artwork by Stephane Perez. Logo by Matt Cadoch.
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01 - Globular - Lemon (97 BPM)
02 - Radioactive Sandwich - Lengo (97 BPM)
03 - Radioactive Sandwich - Mango (95 BPM)
04 - Globular - Mamon (91 BPM)
Sorbet For The Soul is a collaboration between Globular (U.K.) and Radioactive Sandwich (U.S.A.), two of Omnitropic‘s hottest downtempo and psychedelic dub acts. This project came about from the desire to combine their amazing talents to create a very special conceptual release. Each artist started with the same set of samples and built their tracks around those sounds. Globular cooked up Lemon while Radioactive Sandwich provided the tasty Mango. They then traded tracks and reinterpreted each others original track; Globular created Mamon from Mango and Radioactive Sandwich created Lengo from Lemon. The end result is a four track release that flows and blends seamlessly, every track containing flavors from the others, much like a tasty summer frozen treat. The artwork was provided by the insanely talented Sid Basu. Mastering by Radioactive Sandwich at Slicetwodio. Released by Omnitropic in 2013.
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