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The MS-Series - The MS-Series FLAC album

The MS-Series - The MS-Series FLAC album

Tracklist

1 Monochill 12:18
2 Voltage Control 12:20
3 No Comment 9:17
4 Compress It 7:54
5 Dub 30:10

Companies, etc.

  • Manufactured By – CD Plant MFG

Credits

  • Written-By – Pino & Wildjamin

Notes

Frankfurt 1995
Special thanks to: Udo, Rene, Chris², Soul
Limitation: 1000

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout: CD PLANT MFG PS 08/70 CDM01
  • Label Code: LC 6269


The MS-Series - The MS-Series FLAC album

Musician performer: The MS-Series

Title: The MS-Series

Date of release: 1995

Style: Ambient, Dub, Techno, Trance

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1683 mb

Rating: 4.2 / 5

Votes: 590

Other Formats: MP3 MMF RA VOC MP2 AU MIDI

The MS-Series Ambient Dub Techno Trance 1995

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It's so easy
"Monochill" features nice melodic 303 lines, but rhythmically it doesn't keep moving. Just when the danceable portion begins around the 7:30 mark, the drums abruptly drop out. Unfortunately, the sleek, chill atmosphere ends with the dreadful, directionless "Voltage Control." "No Comment" thankfully picks up the pace, but the momentum stalls again with the lackluster and oddly-named "Compress It." Lastly we come to "Dub," a half-hour demo of early-80s synthesizer equipment that goes very nearly nowhere. You don't notice when it finally ends because you haven't been paying attention for the past 25 minutes. Still, the album exceeds in quality (though sadly not quantity) most of the uninspired Fax wankery of its time. 2/5
It's so easy
"Monochill" features nice melodic 303 lines, but rhythmically it doesn't keep moving. Just when the danceable portion begins around the 7:30 mark, the drums abruptly drop out. Unfortunately, the sleek, chill atmosphere ends with the dreadful, directionless "Voltage Control." "No Comment" thankfully picks up the pace, but the momentum stalls again with the lackluster and oddly-named "Compress It." Lastly we come to "Dub," a half-hour demo of early-80s synthesizer equipment that goes very nearly nowhere. You don't notice when it finally ends because you haven't been paying attention for the past 25 minutes. Still, the album exceeds in quality (though sadly not quantity) most of the uninspired Fax wankery of its time. 2/5