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Tracklist

Eins 0:57
Sans Peau 5:01
Insel 4:46
Hellerau 3:49
October 3:49
The Pilot 5:04
Gemein 2:15
I Am Here 4:01
Liebling 1:40
Largo 6:43
Intro 2 2:50

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
Towerblock CD 049 Swod Drei ‎(CD, Album) City Centre Offices Towerblock CD 049 Germany 2011
TowerblockCD049 Swod Drei ‎(CD, Album, Promo) City Centre Offices TowerblockCD049 Germany 2011
Towerblock 049 Swod Drei ‎(LP, Album) City Centre Offices Towerblock 049 Germany 2011


Swod - Drei FLAC album

Musician performer: Swod

Title: Drei

Country: Germany

Date of release: 2011

Style: Modern Classical, Minimal, Experimental

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1359 mb

Rating: 4.6 / 5

Votes: 279

Other Formats: MP4 WMA VQF MIDI VOC WAV AC3

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Hellstaff
The jazz piano that starts off DREI soons merges into some musique concrete, before "Sans Pau" goes off in an aboriginal direction, though that fades to the background as the piano and bass take charge. "Insel" gets back to the more meditative mode, and "Hellerau" brings in a lovely musique concrete antsiness. "The Pilot" veers between these two poles for a fascinating texture, with some added cello for additional flavor, while the simplicity of "Liebling" carries overtones of some of Craig Armstrong's more romantic piano works. "Largo" delves back into post-rock territory, The album is short but nothing short of powerful.
Hellstaff
The jazz piano that starts off DREI soons merges into some musique concrete, before "Sans Pau" goes off in an aboriginal direction, though that fades to the background as the piano and bass take charge. "Insel" gets back to the more meditative mode, and "Hellerau" brings in a lovely musique concrete antsiness. "The Pilot" veers between these two poles for a fascinating texture, with some added cello for additional flavor, while the simplicity of "Liebling" carries overtones of some of Craig Armstrong's more romantic piano works. "Largo" delves back into post-rock territory, The album is short but nothing short of powerful.