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ROBAG WRUHME - THORA VUKK
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Thora Vukk
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Vinyl record
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2x12" Repress on Ltd Edittion Gold Vinyl Tech/ Minimal Techno & Deep House - An all-time classic – Robag Wruhme’s 20211 masterpiece Thora Vukk, repressed on gold coloured vinyl and available exclusively through Independent Stores.
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You don't know what to expect in the pampas. There are no guideposts, because there is no way to direct to. In fact, you trust your inspiration, which you find in the blowing of the wind and the scratching of the gobbler. It's an attitude like this that is used by the label maker DJ Koze and Pampa acts like Jackmate and Isolée to make their contact with House music. It's an encounter with an open end. When musical clichés are forgotten, they look at the music with children's eyes.
In January Gabor Schablitzki released his first track for Pampa under his majestic and well-known alias Robag Wruhme. Koze knew that behind "Thora Vukk" was way more than what met the eye. Schablizki remembers: "Stefan(Kozalla) told me: If you're in the flow right now, then produce an album! So I did, which took me half a year. During this time I worked a lot with piano Rhodes and field recordings. Stefan recognized this phase and plowed me a way to create an album. "Wupp Dek" was done right after "Thora Vukk”: A rhythmic clangour touched by a smooth pad Schablitzki's voice sings in a promising way: "Like it, like it, like it". Again and again you wait for the grooves and the track is letting you stay there full of expectations. "It's a classic opener, it takes forever 'til the bass drum hits. But once it's there, it's really there and doesn't leave that soon. The whole album is found on that track!"
Original press release: -
You don't know what to expect in the pampas. There are no guideposts, because there is no way to direct to. In fact, you trust your inspiration, which you find in the blowing of the wind and the scratching of the gobbler. It's an attitude like this that is used by the label maker DJ Koze and Pampa acts like Jackmate and Isolée to make their contact with House music. It's an encounter with an open end. When musical clichés are forgotten, they look at the music with children's eyes.
In January Gabor Schablitzki released his first track for Pampa under his majestic and well-known alias Robag Wruhme. Koze knew that behind "Thora Vukk" was way more than what met the eye. Schablizki remembers: "Stefan(Kozalla) told me: If you're in the flow right now, then produce an album! So I did, which took me half a year. During this time I worked a lot with piano Rhodes and field recordings. Stefan recognized this phase and plowed me a way to create an album. "Wupp Dek" was done right after "Thora Vukk”: A rhythmic clangour touched by a smooth pad Schablitzki's voice sings in a promising way: "Like it, like it, like it". Again and again you wait for the grooves and the track is letting you stay there full of expectations. "It's a classic opener, it takes forever 'til the bass drum hits. But once it's there, it's really there and doesn't leave that soon. The whole album is found on that track!"
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Last FM Information on Robag Wruhme
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Gabor Schablizki (AKA Robag Wruhme) was one-half of Wighnomy Brothers, a collaborative project for which Schablizki handled the production. The project came to an end in the early months 2010, leaving Schablitzki to work on his solo work as Robag Wruhme. The sound of Wruhme is distanced somewhat from his previous work; while Wighnomy Brothers' material possessed a high-energy, dancefloor aesthetic, Whrume material is subtle, and more delicate. Over the years, releases have landed on Kompakt, Musik Krause, and Pampa—and it was a blissful Thora Vukk, full-length from 2011 that really captured the wider world's attention. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.