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Overall Rating: 8.0
Audio Quality: 7.6
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Monolake - Live PA - PS1 - New York US - Aug 2005
Submitted By: 
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yspGenre: Electronic
Date of Set: Aug 27th, 2005
Filesize: 70.00 MB
Total Downloads: 134
Biography of Monolake
Robert Henke, born in 1969 in Munich. I was always fascinated by technology, wanted to become an engineer. Some day I discovered Oxygene by Jean Michel Jarre and I could not stop listen to it again and again. I did stupid jobs after school and finally had enough money to buy a Roland Juno-6 which allowed me to create strange electronic sound collages and I started played in a bad gothic band.
In 1990 I moved to Berlin. City of techno and of the Elektronische Studio der Technischen Universität. Computer music during daytime. Dancing at night.
I started making electronic music with Gerhard Behles and began to study sound engineering at the Hochschule für Film und Fernsehen in Potsdam Babelsberg, where I made sound installations and film soundtracks.
One of my installations lead to my first CD Piercing Music. One of the tracks of Gerhard and me was released on Chain Reaction and we named the project
m o n o l a k e
Later I started the imbalance computer music label while Gerhard founded the software company Ableton to create music software and I joined the team.
Monolake became a Robert Henke solo project with occasional support by friends, like Torsten 'T++' Pröfrock who added a new note to the sonic world of monolake on the album Polygon_Cities in 2004 and contributes to the Atlantic Waves network project.
My music is about the exploration of sound, rhythm and structure, about the interaction between a sonic event and the space in which it happens. During the years monolake got more focused on music for the dancefloor while I produce drones, electroacoustic soundscapes and media installations under my real name.
In 1990 I moved to Berlin. City of techno and of the Elektronische Studio der Technischen Universität. Computer music during daytime. Dancing at night.
I started making electronic music with Gerhard Behles and began to study sound engineering at the Hochschule für Film und Fernsehen in Potsdam Babelsberg, where I made sound installations and film soundtracks.
One of my installations lead to my first CD Piercing Music. One of the tracks of Gerhard and me was released on Chain Reaction and we named the project
m o n o l a k e
Later I started the imbalance computer music label while Gerhard founded the software company Ableton to create music software and I joined the team.
Monolake became a Robert Henke solo project with occasional support by friends, like Torsten 'T++' Pröfrock who added a new note to the sonic world of monolake on the album Polygon_Cities in 2004 and contributes to the Atlantic Waves network project.
My music is about the exploration of sound, rhythm and structure, about the interaction between a sonic event and the space in which it happens. During the years monolake got more focused on music for the dancefloor while I produce drones, electroacoustic soundscapes and media installations under my real name.
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Rating: 
(9)
Jun 19, 2006
Comment: This is just great. Once you start listening to this set you get sucked into it...Superb.
Rating: (10)
Jun 20, 2006
Comment: i heart monolake. + if you know what's good for you, so
should you. it's more driving + dance floor oriented than his
set from mutek 2003 but amazing nonetheless. as already noted,
it has some twisted effects which will make your head spin +
leave you wondering what'll come next. this performance is as
dark + enlightening as ever.
the ONLY downside to this set was that the recording levels are
a little low + quiet instead of the usual sternum throbbing
goodness that i've come to expect + love from one of my favourites.
enjoy!
should you. it's more driving + dance floor oriented than his
set from mutek 2003 but amazing nonetheless. as already noted,
it has some twisted effects which will make your head spin +
leave you wondering what'll come next. this performance is as
dark + enlightening as ever.
the ONLY downside to this set was that the recording levels are
a little low + quiet instead of the usual sternum throbbing
goodness that i've come to expect + love from one of my favourites.
enjoy!
Rating: 
(8)
Jun 22, 2006
Comment: this is an ok set.there are some good tunes on it but they are few and far between.worth a listen though
:-P Rating: (6)
Jul 02, 2006
Comment: This live set has got the elements as it never has any parts which make u feel bored. I think it is mixed via ableton software which is a new innovation in the world of electrtonic music. I think it definately has an edge to it that makes it stand out in its own right. I would recommend this live set to anyone one who wants to hear innovative Techno Music.
Rating: (7)
Jul 04, 2006
Comment: I'm not pretty sure if I like this set I probably will listen to it several times. for the first time it seemed a little bit to hard for my but I would dance if I heard it in a club
Rating: (8)
Jul 06, 2006
Comment: yeah, one of the guys in monolake created ableton so it makes sense they would use it! more full on than i expected but quality all the same. cheers.
Rating: (8)
Jul 11, 2006
Comment: don t no if i liked this one yet gonna keep on listen too this one
Rating: (10)
Jul 12, 2006
Comment: absolutly recommendable techhouse set.sometimes suprising,sometimes just kicking.sounds a bit like an old narod niki set from mutek festival,but is less minimal,so very maximal related on the effects used by monlake.
thank you, dear poster for this great piece of music!!!!!
thank you, dear poster for this great piece of music!!!!!
Rating: (9)
Jul 21, 2006
Comment: Monolake always rocks, I like his style and this set will not disappoint you if you like something more sophisticated...
Rating: (9)
Aug 06, 2006
Comment: This is very good. As it's live manages to build pieces for ever which makes it interesting. Sound quality is excellent
Rating: (5)
Aug 10, 2006
Comment: Having never heard Monolake before, I figure I'd try this out. Wasn't really my thing. I found a few sections interesting, but overall it seemed rather samey.
Rating: (8)
Aug 18, 2006
Comment: A bit more abstract than I usually like, but handled like a pro. Beats are intricate yet chilled.
Rating: (8)
Sep 23, 2006
Comment: very interesting piece of music. One to have a few listens to.
Rating: (8)
Nov 06, 2006
Comment: Solid set from Monolake. I've been looking for a download of this for weeks, glad to have finally found it!
Rating: (7)
Nov 11, 2006
Comment: Wow, I am really surprised. This liveset is quite different to his usual stuff. It's very club-orientated and interesting but I prefer the other Liveset @ Mutek 2003.
Rating: (8)
Dec 30, 2006
Comment: Not a very good recording, but music wise it is fantastic. Great for the dancefloor. Lucky i heard this live on JJJ when it was broadcast.
Rating: (7)
Oct 12, 2007
Comment: I am facinated of Momolake- I had seem him live in Munich. He makes experinces with his music like a child who play.
But to the download I had to say something. I´ve got 7,5 MB but the filesize said 69,70 MB- I believe I got the wrong.
But it´s a warmup- lol
But to the download I had to say something. I´ve got 7,5 MB but the filesize said 69,70 MB- I believe I got the wrong.
But it´s a warmup- lol
Rating: (9)
Feb 01, 2008
Comment: Monolake sets usually feature sounds you won't have heard elsewhere, and are put together by someone who has a deep understanding of electronic music. I certainly wasn't disappointed with this journey, and found the sound quality to be very good too.
Rating:
(9)
May 16, 2006
Filled with funky wee audio effects. I get the feeling this will become a regular hit on my playlists!