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MARTIN, IAN - SEA OF VISIONS


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Sea Of Visions
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RHYTHM019
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Vinyl record
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1 of 200 Pressed - 2x12" Silk Scr4een Prinrted Cover Dark Minimal TYEchnoi / Tech Served up byu The Dartk Lord

Before unfurling some crystalline, IDM-inspired electro and bubbly Italo-disco on Bio Rhythm late last year, Ian Martin had been better known for releasing blends of dark ambience and unsettling industrial noise. This full-length excursion sits somewhere between the two. While mostly melodious and ear pleasing - think mutant electrofunk, IDM, Motor City techno and left-of-centre electronica - the album's seven tracks still come doused in crackly noise, and the distinctive fuzziness of straight-to-tape production. There are numerous high points, including the paranoid electro murkiness of "The Surveillance Society", the polyrhythmic moodiness of "Last Days", and the intergalactic positivity of "Sea of Visions"

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Future City
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Emotional Response To Darkness
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The Surveillance Society
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Wave Become Wings
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Last Days
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Sea Of Visions
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Dreams

Last FM Information on Ian Martin

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Ian Martin could refer to one of three artists: (1) An electro/industrial producer from The Hague, Holland. In 2009, he released two critically-acclaimed albums on cult labels Strange Life and Bunker. (2) A soul musician from Toronto, Canada. For more information on this musician, see http://ianmartinmusic.com/ianindex.html (3) A forty-something music maker who, in his own words, "hasn't quite made it and probably never will". He works out of a bungalow in Marple Bridge, England. See also EMOG, The Oswalds, GIP, iWasGip, The Ur-Viles, and ctrl-alt-delete. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.