GS - De Fabriek: Quatro Erogenic Occupy Theme's Part II

DE FABRIEK	*Quatro Erogenic-Occupy Theme's Part II*
CD-R limited editon of 247 handnumbered copies in sprayed "alien skin" special package (available in two different versions) with extended artwork, 3 stickers and 5 postcards. 103 copies were accidentally destroyed so that the 144 copies remain.	Price: sold out
CD-R limited editon of 100 copes (re-issue) in jewel case	Price: sold out
TRACKS: 1. Spacewalking 6:12 2. Otherworldly Lifeforms 6:45 3. A Forest of Falling Stars 2:20 4. A Call from Aliens 8:52 5. Circulating Asteroids 4:28 6. Ether Voices 2:22 7. The Comet Dance 17:10 8. Timegap 300 4:55 9. If Stars Are Gods 3:42	PERSONNEL: This is a record of De Fabriek featuring as official members also Matteo "Hue" Uggeri, who made the final mixing of all the tracks and gave shape to the whole album. De Fabriek website: www.angelfire.com/biz/defabriek LABEL: AFE (out on 2004 / re-issued in 2007)
DESCRIPTION: A very special edition of 247 copies was planned and released (...see afe058lcd), but 103 of them were accidentally destroyed by water... Please read the description below for the full story. The core members of De Fabriek created the main tracks for this album and provided tons of samples to Hue (...of Sparkle in Grey and Normality/Edge fame...) who integrated them with the music, created a few new tracks, reworked the lot adding more and more layers of his own sounds and did a magnificent mix which was later finalised for production by The Afeman himself. The main theme and inspiration for "Quatro-Erogenic-Occupy Theme's Part II" comes from close encounters, otherworldy lifeforms, contactism and the whole space/alien cover-up, myth or truth in general. The whole disc has obviously a space taste and showcases beautiful Kraut-Rock oriented ballads, weird voices and vocal oddities, mantrically mysterious acoustic instruments and percussions, space-guitars, old fashioned synthesizers and electronics. (from the Afe website) 2004 REVIEWS: Vital Weekly... "Poco meno che stupendo nella sua impalpabile consistenza..." Sound and Silence [more] "If you dig your electronica trippy and sweet, you'll find this work a gem..." Chain D.L.K. [more] "A nice psychedelic affair and of course a totally alien work in the ever expanding catalogue of De Fabriek..." Vital Weekly [more] "Spiazzante, quanto trovare tracce di vita aliena su Marte..." Blow Up [more]