The flagship mix series from !K7 ropes in the Ghostly techno troubadour for a 25-track selection that includes Pearson Sound, SMD, Randomer and some Dear/Audion exclusives.
Dear follows his first Audion LP in yonks for !K7 with this edition of the German label’s DJ-Kicks, which features the regulation exclusive material from the artist himself. Kicking off with a mawkish slab of modern classical from poster boy Nils Frahm proves to be something of a false start as the subsequent 47 minutes veer closer to the funk-addled house, skippy oddball minimal and spinal techno reductions you’d expect from Dear.
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The flagship mix series from !K7 ropes in the Ghostly techno troubadour for a 25-track selection that includes Pearson Sound, SMD, Randomer and some Dear/Audion exclusives.
Dear follows his first Audion LP in yonks for !K7 with this edition of the German label’s DJ-Kicks, which features the regulation exclusive material from the artist himself. Kicking off with a mawkish slab of modern classical from poster boy Nils Frahm proves to be something of a false start as the subsequent 47 minutes veer closer to the funk-addled house, skippy oddball minimal and spinal techno reductions you’d expect from Dear.
The flagship mix series from !K7 ropes in the Ghostly techno troubadour for a 25-track selection that includes Pearson Sound, SMD, Randomer and some Dear/Audion exclusives.
Dear follows his first Audion LP in yonks for !K7 with this edition of the German label’s DJ-Kicks, which features the regulation exclusive material from the artist himself. Kicking off with a mawkish slab of modern classical from poster boy Nils Frahm proves to be something of a false start as the subsequent 47 minutes veer closer to the funk-addled house, skippy oddball minimal and spinal techno reductions you’d expect from Dear.
The flagship mix series from !K7 ropes in the Ghostly techno troubadour for a 25-track selection that includes Pearson Sound, SMD, Randomer and some Dear/Audion exclusives.
Dear follows his first Audion LP in yonks for !K7 with this edition of the German label’s DJ-Kicks, which features the regulation exclusive material from the artist himself. Kicking off with a mawkish slab of modern classical from poster boy Nils Frahm proves to be something of a false start as the subsequent 47 minutes veer closer to the funk-addled house, skippy oddball minimal and spinal techno reductions you’d expect from Dear.
Gatefold 2LP, includes CD version of the album.
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The flagship mix series from !K7 ropes in the Ghostly techno troubadour for a 25-track selection that includes Pearson Sound, SMD, Randomer and some Dear/Audion exclusives.
Dear follows his first Audion LP in yonks for !K7 with this edition of the German label’s DJ-Kicks, which features the regulation exclusive material from the artist himself. Kicking off with a mawkish slab of modern classical from poster boy Nils Frahm proves to be something of a false start as the subsequent 47 minutes veer closer to the funk-addled house, skippy oddball minimal and spinal techno reductions you’d expect from Dear.
Available To Order (Estimated Shipping between 3-7 Working Days)
This item is to the best of our knowledge available to us from the supplier and should ship to you within the time-frame indicated. If there are any unforeseen issues with availability we will notify you immediately
The flagship mix series from !K7 ropes in the Ghostly techno troubadour for a 25-track selection that includes Pearson Sound, SMD, Randomer and some Dear/Audion exclusives.
Dear follows his first Audion LP in yonks for !K7 with this edition of the German label’s DJ-Kicks, which features the regulation exclusive material from the artist himself. Kicking off with a mawkish slab of modern classical from poster boy Nils Frahm proves to be something of a false start as the subsequent 47 minutes veer closer to the funk-addled house, skippy oddball minimal and spinal techno reductions you’d expect from Dear.