"The result is a marvelous blend of rhythm and space covered with diffused grooves that is as varied and eclectic as the mix of involved artists." (http://www.minlove.net/archives/2005/10/staubgold_063_va.php)
"If only to offer the world another opportunity to recall the Kammerflimmer Kollektief translates as Shimmering Collective, Staubgold has brought out the second of two 12"s containing specially commissioned remixes of tracks from the group's 2005 'Absencen' album. First time around, Jan Jelinek, Aoki Takamasa, Nôze and David Last stepped up to the plate. Now it's the turn of Sutekh, who makes a great job of setting Christopher Brunner's elegant vibraphone amid some slinky 303 runs; Radovan Scasascia under his Secondo alias, cutting 'Unstet' down to a series of screeches, scrawls and impacts; Lump200, having bouncy carefree fun with an echoing steel guitar on 'Nachtwache'; and Radian, who go all tense and spooky stretching out 'Equilibrium' till it can't take no more."
(Ken Hollings, The Wire, http://www.thewire.co.uk)
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Po sukcesie płyty Kammerflimmer Kollektief "Absencen" w 2005 roku, Staubgold przedstawia nam teraz kolekcję remiksów z tejże płyty, większośc z tych nich ukazała się na dwóch limitowanych 12" winylowych EPkach. Oprócz ośmiu remiksów Jana Jelinka, Sutekh, Aoki Takamasa, Secondo, Radiana, Noze, Davida Lasta i Lump200, które ukazały się na tych winylach, wersja CD zawiera dwa dodatkowe, niepublikopwane nigdzie remiksy Hansa Appelqvista i ponownie Davida Lasta, tym razem pod pseudonimem Pocket Pet.
"The result is a marvelous blend of rhythm and space covered with diffused grooves that is as varied and eclectic as the mix of involved artists." (http://www.minlove.net/archives/2005/10/staubgold_063_va.php)
"If only to offer the world another opportunity to recall the Kammerflimmer Kollektief translates as Shimmering Collective, Staubgold has brought out the second of two 12"s containing specially commissioned remixes of tracks from the group's 2005 'Absencen' album. First time around, Jan Jelinek, Aoki Takamasa, Nôze and David Last stepped up to the plate. Now it's the turn of Sutekh, who makes a great job of setting Christopher Brunner's elegant vibraphone amid some slinky 303 runs; Radovan Scasascia under his Secondo alias, cutting 'Unstet' down to a series of screeches, scrawls and impacts; Lump200, having bouncy carefree fun with an echoing steel guitar on 'Nachtwache'; and Radian, who go all tense and spooky stretching out 'Equilibrium' till it can't take no more."
(Ken Hollings, The Wire, http://www.thewire.co.uk)
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