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Stefan Betke, a.k.a. Pole, must be considered one of the most influential figures in the German electronic music scene, not only for his unique production work, but also as co-owner of the ground-breaking ~scape label and as a gifted mastering engineer and vinyl cutter. His calm and reduced sound aesthetics combine elements of dub and techno with influences from experimental music and have made him one of the few German artists signed to the well-known Mute label. For Pole musical reductionism isn't repetitive or deterministic. It involves constant motion around an ideal core, the smallest possible unit. As a result, all of Pole's releases, despite their differences, are united by a central question: How can one extract the most intensity from the least amount of material as possible. Consolidation and purification as mutually beneficial processes. His current album 'Steingarten' and ensuing remixes came out on ~scape in 2007.
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Pole Waldgeschichten 3 880319591518 in_stock Maxi-Single released on Pole
Maxi-Single released on 27 August 2012
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The Editor, 8 months ago via zero-inch.com
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Here come our summery picks for the month of August, including impressive artist albums by Matthew Dear, Holy Other, Jon Convex, and Conforce's new electronica project, Silent Harbour. Those looking for something with a little more dance-floor punch should more...
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Stefan Betke continues his 'Waldgeschichten' series with another set of astounding tracks. 'Lurch' evokes a subtle dub atmosphere with choir-like sounds and a warm sub-bass, while 'Moos' offsets a slightly more edgy bassline with warm pads and surprising percussion patterns. Pure joy to listen to.
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Very well constructed tracks, and an amazing sound. Music to enjoy.
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