In the late summer of 1976 Krautrock and electronic music pioneers Harmonia collaborated with Brian Eno to create the now seminal 'Tracks & Traces' release. The resulting abstract experiments, packed with warm harmonies, wheezing drum machines, woozy synths and slide guitar feel as fresh and relevant today as the day they were recorded. London based DJ/producer/bloggers Allez Allez are delighted have commissioned two fresh re-interpretations of the old masters' work by modern day innovators Shackleton, and Appleblim w/ Komonazmuk to ease the retro futurism of Harmonia & Eno's compositions onto a tripped out 21st century dancefloor.
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