Interloper, by Carbon Based Lifeforms

Interloper

by Carbon Based Lifeforms

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SunDragon For the journey it portrays Favorite track: Right Where It Ends.

Gaman (我慢) Drew "Prepare yourself for The Fall
Let Dark Light ease The Impact"

Believe me, man, I'm trying to ease the impact. Thanks for the tunes, bro-heem. Favorite track: Right Where It Ends.

giovannilauffer The musical duo’s album: 'Interloper' presents a mesmerizing fusion of ambient, electronic, and downtempo elements, orchestrating a musical expedition with consummate artistry. The album navigates its transitions with an organic flow, exemplifying meticulous musical engineering in its composition. Favorite track: Interloper.

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1.	Interloper 06:31	buy track
2.	Right Where It Ends 07:12	buy track
3.	Central Plain 07:38	buy track
4.	Supersede 08:19	buy track
5.	Init 07:50	buy track
6.	Euphotic 07:38	buy track
7.	Frog 07:36	buy track
8.	M 05:36	buy track
9.	20 Minutes 07:46	buy track
10.	Polyrytmi 08:48	buy track

about

24 bit stem remaster
Released by CBL on Leftfield Records
cat# LFTFLD08

Originally released in 2010 on Ultimae Records

It will be released on CD and Vinyl by Blood Music mid-late 2015

credits

released March 10, 2015

Written and produced by Carbon Based Lifeforms
Audio Mastering by Vincent Villuis | Ultimae Studio (studio@ultimae.com)
Sleeve design by Matto Fredriksson (mattofredriksson.com)

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Carbon Based Lifeforms Sweden

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May 16

Patronaat

Haarlem, Netherlands
May 31

Spike Brewery

Gothenburg, Sweden
Jul 26

Ozora Festival

Dádpuszta, Hungary
Aug 17

Äventyrsgruvan

Borlänge, Sweden

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