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    Materialized Apparitions: If Not Beings from Another Life What Are They
    Materialized Apparitions: If Not Beings from Another Life What Are They: ab 1.99 €
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    T.S. Eliot Materialized: Literal Meaning and Embodied Truth
    T.S. Eliot Materialized: Literal Meaning and Embodied Truth: ab 74.99 €
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    Feelings Materialized
    Feelings Materialized - Emotions Bodies and Things in Germany 1500-1950: ab 34.99 €
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    Tracer
    Grandioser Avant-Pop. Lädt zum Mittagsschlaf wie zum Ausrasten auf der Tanzfläche ein, mit passenden Gästen wie Panda Bear, Laurel Halo, Kelela & Romanthony (der auch schon für Daft Punk durch den Vocoder gesungen hat)Teengirl Fantasy, die beiden New Yorker Nick Weiss und Logan Takahashi, veröffentlichen ihr zweites Album. »Tracer« wird der Nachfolger zum viel umjubelten »7AM« heißen, das Album erscheint auf dem belgischen Traditionslabel R&S. Ein Label, dessen Katalog die beiden Jungs von Teengirl Fantasy über die Jahre inspiriert hat. Dem Fact Mag erzählten sie, dass es sich immer noch »pretty bonkers« anfühle, bei R&S unterschrieben zu haben. »Bonkers« ist ein gutes Stichwort für den Sound der Band: Psychedelische House-Musik, die rückwärts gewandt ist, ohne nostalgisch zu sein, Musik, die genauso zum bekifften Mittagsschlaf einlädt, wie zum Ausrasten auf der Tanzfläche. An diesem Grundkonzept hat sich für »Tracer« nichts geändert. Einen wichtigen Unterschied zum Vorgänger gibt es dennoch: Das Produzenten-Duo aus Brooklyn hat weniger mit Samples gearbeitet. Stattdessen gibt es nun Gastbeiträge, wie sie nicht passender sein könnten: Panda Bear, Laurel Halo, Kelela & Romanthony (der auch schon für Daft Punk durch den Vocoder gesungen) leihen den Songs ihre Stimmen. (HHV.DE) While students at Oberlin College, Nick Weiss and Logan Takahashi connected over a shared love of classic house and techno records that prompted them to make, some kind of dance music that wasn't just emulating what we were hearing. The duo formed their music organically, improvising over loops that eventually materialized into full-fledged compositions. Rather than relying on triggering loops, or quantization, Teengirl Fantasy's music has always been performed and composed live, resulting in a form of discourse between the band and their instruments. The result is a-typical for electronic dance music - colorful, maximalist textures and tones that move along with a driving rhythm yet still retain a distinctly human and emotional core. In the fall of 2010, they released their debut LP, 7AM. Titled after the, confused, dreamy, half-awake, half-asleep state that one experiences after staying up all night partying, 7AM was critically praised for its creative use of samples and experimentation. The album made numerous year-end lists including FACT, Pitchfork, XLR8R and established the pair as electronic visionaries. On their sophomore LP, Tracer, Teengirl Fantasy cuts through some of the haze of their earlier recordings to create their most compositionally sophisticated work yet. It's more focused, far-reaching and it takes more risks. Unlike 7AM, Tracer is completely sample-free and features an array of vocalists including Panda Bear, Romanthony, Laurel Halo, and Kelela. For the songs with vocalists, their approach is, a wacked version of the pop format. The album is sonically maximal and symphonic, with heavily layered songs containing multiple elements. The editing is more painstaking- there's more crafting to the songs, says the duo. Although Tracer touches on an array of genres such as techno, pop, R&B, and house, it simulates a cohesive journey. TRACKS: 01. Orbit 02. EFX (feat. Kelela) 03. Eternal 04. Pyjama (feat. Panda Bear) 05. Mist of Time (feat. Laurel Halo) 06. End 07. Vector Spray 08. Inca 09. Do It (feat. Romanthony) 10. Timeline
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    Watercolours
    It all started with an idea and a vision. It then materialized in early February of 2010. It was no easy task - and took some time before things started running smoothly - but, once the 4 members were in the same place at the same time, Yardsale Heart emerged. James and Lizzy Peters grew up together in a household where music was playing 24/7, so, needless to say, music was in their veins well before they were conceived. James started playing drums at age 4. Lizzy started on her dad's Fender '63 P-bass at age 13. Belinda started singing, writing songs, drumming, and playing guitar at age 11. Charlie started on the trumpet, and then picked up the guitar at age 14. The band consists of a brother and sister duo, a married couple and a dude. YSH is greatly influenced by many sounds and bands such as The Beatles, Queen, The Kinks, The Smashing Pumpkins, Metric and Oh My God, to name a few. Believe me the list goes on forever. A three song demo is now being recorded by Jim Waters (Sonic Youth, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion) at Waterworks West Studios in Tucson, AZ . The songs to be released on this demo are titled "Room 103," "Cut and paste," and "We Go." Look for the demo to be released in early 2011.
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