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Transllusion
Mind Over Positive And Negative Dimensional Matter

Mind Over Positive And Negative Dimensional Matter

Labels

Tresor

Catno

Tresor.271

Formats

1x Vinyl 12" 33 ⅓ RPM 45 RPM Reissue

Country

Germany

Release date

Feb 10, 2023

Styles

Electro

Mind Over Positive And Negative Dimensional Matter by Transllusion on Tresor.

Produced by the late James Marcel Stinson and released in 2001 via Supremat, a short-lived sub-label Tresor dedicated to a more abstract and experimental electro sound, ‘The Opening Of The Cerebral Gate’ was conceived as the second part of the so-called Drexciyan Storms – a whopping stack of seven albums by the
Detroit pair released under dierent monikers within a single year. This phase marks a groundbreaking time for the duo, their cosmos breaking wide open, right at the dawn of a new technological era in electronic music production. All this is deeply reflected in Transllusion’s first album. This phase marks a groundbreaking time for the duo, their cosmos breaking wide open, right at the dawn of a new technological era in electronic music production. All this is deeply reflected in Transllusion’s first album.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

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Tresor.271 - DE - 2023

A1

Disrupted Neural Gateway

5:57

A2

Do You Want To Get Down

5:44

B

Power Of The 3rd Brain

5:31

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