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Kaito - Until The End Of Time FLAC album

Tracklist

1 Sky Is The Limit 6:50
2 I'm Leaving Home 7:00
3 Will To Live 7:34
4 Run Through The Road In The Fog 6:20
5 Behind My Life 6:23
6 Inner Space 6:49
7 Star Of Snow 7:13
8 Dear Friends 5:42
9 Until The End Of Time 6:29
10 Smile 8:33

Credits

  • Artwork – Takehiko Kitahara
  • Music By – Hiroshi Watanabe

Notes

Released as a clear tray jewel case.

Made in Europe.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 880319085123
  • Label Code: LC 12012
  • Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): CA KOMCD111 @
  • Mastering SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI L039
  • Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): CA KOMCD111 @
  • Mastering SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI L039 09/09/13 09:40:35 AM
  • Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 1263
  • Rights Society: GEMA

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
KOMPAKT 288 Kaito Until The End Of Time ‎(2xLP, Album + CD, Album) Kompakt KOMPAKT 288 Germany 2013
KOMPAKT CD 111 Kaito Until The End Of Time ‎(10xFile, Album, FLAC) Kompakt KOMPAKT CD 111 Germany 2013
OTLCD1990 Kaito Until The End Of Time ‎(CD, Album) Octave Lab OTLCD1990 Japan 2013
KOMPAKT CD 111 Kaito Until The End Of Time ‎(10xFile, Album, MP3, 320) Kompakt KOMPAKT CD 111 Germany 2013


Kaito - Until The End Of Time FLAC album

Musician performer: Kaito

Title: Until The End Of Time

Country: Germany

Date of release: 2013

Style: Trance, Deep House

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1837 mb

Rating: 4.8 / 5

Votes: 628

Other Formats: MP2 FLAC AC3 WMA DTS AHX XM

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Molace
Kaito doesn't waste any time getting to the euphoria with UNTIL THE END OF TIME, as "Sky is the Limit" starts off on a trancey trip immediately. The melodic textures never flag, but with "I'm Leaving Home," the rhythm gets markedly heavier. That heavy beat continues into "Will to Live," even as the music itself starts to float more, even as the piano bounce of "Run Through The Road In The Fog" seems subsumed under the rhythm. But as excellent as all this is, I found that there's no as much variation to the track as I'd like -- they all seem content to drift in the same moody atmosphere. Even though the breaks of "Behind My Life" only start to vary the rhythm some, the melodic quality stays the same. But this seems nitpicky, when you get a track as dreamy as "Inner Space." "Star of Snow" seem almost like the proto-typical Kaito track, but "Dear Friends" slows things down, as if in anticipation of the ambient version of the album, with more digital blipping. But "Smile" takes an entirely different tack, with an acoustic guitar as its centerpiece. I think a bit more of this would have helped propel this album above and beyond. Still, just above is pretty good!
Molace
Kaito doesn't waste any time getting to the euphoria with UNTIL THE END OF TIME, as "Sky is the Limit" starts off on a trancey trip immediately. The melodic textures never flag, but with "I'm Leaving Home," the rhythm gets markedly heavier. That heavy beat continues into "Will to Live," even as the music itself starts to float more, even as the piano bounce of "Run Through The Road In The Fog" seems subsumed under the rhythm. But as excellent as all this is, I found that there's no as much variation to the track as I'd like -- they all seem content to drift in the same moody atmosphere. Even though the breaks of "Behind My Life" only start to vary the rhythm some, the melodic quality stays the same. But this seems nitpicky, when you get a track as dreamy as "Inner Space." "Star of Snow" seem almost like the proto-typical Kaito track, but "Dear Friends" slows things down, as if in anticipation of the ambient version of the album, with more digital blipping. But "Smile" takes an entirely different tack, with an acoustic guitar as its centerpiece. I think a bit more of this would have helped propel this album above and beyond. Still, just above is pretty good!