Kryptogen Rundfunk & Forgttn - Verges (c) 2016 NEN Records Artist....: Kryptogen Rundfunk & Forgttn Album.....: Verges Source....: WEB/MP3 Tracks....: 10 Genre.....: Electronic Label.....: NEN Records Encoder...: LAME 3.100 Quality...: 320 kbps / 441kHz / Full Stereo URL.......: http://deezer.com/album/79992182 Tracklist: ---------- 1. Kryptogen Rundfunk - 035-S (I Want to Eat Your Brain) 7:32 2. Kryptogen Rundfunk - 049-M (Objects Move Slowly) 8:21 3. Kryptogen Rundfunk - 050-R (Time To Take The Magic Pills) 5:52 4. Kryptogen Rundfunk - 060-V (Aliens Make A Futile Attempt To 7:17 Establish Contact With Human Race) 5. Kryptogen Rundfunk - 401-U (Elektro Sanitaer Heizung) 11:50 6. Forgttn - I 6:02 7. Forgttn - II 7:55 8. Forgttn - III 7:43 9. Forgttn - IIII 5:16 10.Forgttn - IIIII 7:57 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 75:45 Total:183.23MB / 75:45 Release Notes: -------------- The eighth NEN Records cassette is an encounter of Russian crypto-techno. It is not just a split - that is, a record shared by two projects. æVergesÆ looks like a special construction connecting time and space. And this construction is of a double-edged nature, as its name conveys. Side A contains a record made at a dash impromptu on a July 2004 night set by the renown St.Petersburg project Kryptogen Rundfunk. Side B is a debut release from Moscow DJ Paul Begge, who worked, by contrast, slowly and carefully under Forgttn moniker that opens a new era in his career. The difference is obvious from both the side titles and technical setup. æTada ImaÆ means in Japanese something fleeing here and now, accidental games of emptiness, self-manifesting through the vintage Soviet synths and radio receivers. æElaborationÆ is a well-thought and sophisticated opus, created with the use of digital technologies 11 years later than the Side A record. However, despite all their differences,the projects have one story to tell. Quasi-techno by KR û you can virtually feel an ironic, psychedelic mushroom aroma - steadily flows into mechanical marches by Forgttn Here where you find yourself a hero in a disturbing play with an open end. May we find a better illustration of what has happened to us for the last 15 years?