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Max Richter, Grace Davidson, Ben Russell: SLEEP: Tranquility Base Slipmat
On SLEEP: Tranquility Base, composer Max Richter reworks material from his celebrated eight-hour magnum opus SLEEP.
Referencing the 1969 moon landing site in the title, Tranquility Base offers a glimpse at the original material from a more electronic perspective.
“The original things which made us want to make SLEEP was a sense of being oversaturated – with data, with information – overstimulated… All of that is just worse now. There’s more of the same, and much more of the same, and that makes the piece continually relevant.”
This vinyl release also includes remixes by renowned German sound artist Alva Noto and electronic music artist Kelly Lee Owens.
Slipmat measures 12."
Referencing the 1969 moon landing site in the title, Tranquility Base offers a glimpse at the original material from a more electronic perspective.
“The original things which made us want to make SLEEP was a sense of being oversaturated – with data, with information – overstimulated… All of that is just worse now. There’s more of the same, and much more of the same, and that makes the piece continually relevant.”
This vinyl release also includes remixes by renowned German sound artist Alva Noto and electronic music artist Kelly Lee Owens.
Slipmat measures 12."
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Max Richter, Grace Davidson, Ben Russell: SLEEP: Tranquility Base Slipmat—
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On SLEEP: Tranquility Base, composer Max Richter reworks material from his celebrated eight-hour magnum opus SLEEP.
Referencing the 1969 moon landing site in the title, Tranquility Base offers a glimpse at the original material from a more electronic perspective.
“The original things which made us want to make SLEEP was a sense of being oversaturated – with data, with information – overstimulated… All of that is just worse now. There’s more of the same, and much more of the same, and that makes the piece continually relevant.”
This vinyl release also includes remixes by renowned German sound artist Alva Noto and electronic music artist Kelly Lee Owens.
Slipmat measures 12."
Referencing the 1969 moon landing site in the title, Tranquility Base offers a glimpse at the original material from a more electronic perspective.
“The original things which made us want to make SLEEP was a sense of being oversaturated – with data, with information – overstimulated… All of that is just worse now. There’s more of the same, and much more of the same, and that makes the piece continually relevant.”
This vinyl release also includes remixes by renowned German sound artist Alva Noto and electronic music artist Kelly Lee Owens.
Slipmat measures 12."
