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Donnacha Costello - Looking Back, Facing Forward - 2007

Submitted By: DJcjswerves
Genre: Techno
Date of Set: 2007
Filesize: 116.46 MB
Total Downloads: 25

 

 

Biography of Donnacha Costello

Though Donnacha Costello first began producing music back in 1989, it wasn't until late 2000 that he globally emerged as a truly remarkable producer. Long recognized as one of Dublin, Ireland's most talented producers, Costello may have began his musical career in 1989, but he first began to dabble in minimal electronic music around 1996 after completing his philosophy degree and immersing himself in the concepts of Steve Reich and John Cage. In fact, his inspiration led him away from Dublin to New York City, where he took his minimal take on electronic music a step farther, integrating the dub aesthetics and crackle sounds practiced by artists such as Pole. In 2000, he started his own label, Minimise, where he released a trio of EPs before catching the eye of mammoth German experimental techno label Force Inc., who asked him to record an album for their label. Embracing new software-driven production technologies, Costello spent summer 2000 creating the music that would appear later that year on the Growing Up in Public album. Benefiting from the massive reach and prestige of Force Inc., the Dublin artist catapulted from little-known cult status to one of the most exciting up-and-coming producers in the experimental techno realm.

~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide

TRACKLIST

00:00 Loweck Clowning Around Minimise 2008
01:51 Too Funk Groove Is In The Heart Ferox 2007
06:04 Cornell Gecko Minimise 2008
09:11 Too Funk Venus Fly Trap Ferox 1995
11:09 Ulysse Sometimes Liebe Detail 2007
13:45 Alex Under Anthemo CMYK Musik 2007
17:14 Martin Buttrich Hunter Cocoon 2007
21:27 Tiger Stripes Hooked Liebe Detail 2007
25:10 Grillen Im Park Kollektiv Turmstrasse Laka Tosh 2007
29:31 Kleinschmager Audio Audio 1 (Marek Bois Mix) Rrygular 2007
31:24 Grindvik Nand-Grind Stockholm LTD 2007
33:07 Skoozbot Next To Monchichi (P.Osuna) Plus 8 Records 2007
35:57 Alexi Delano & Xpansul El Siete De Oros Trapez 2007
38:26 V-Room V-Shaped Plus 8 Records 1992
40:44 Stare 5 Creeping Phalanges CMYK Musik 2007
44:42 Agaric C’est What Raum…Musik 2007
49:40 Donnacha Costello Black Bag Job Minimise 2007
53:08 LFO vs F.U.S.E Loop Plus 8 Records 1995
56:07 Sterac Satyricon 100% Pure 1995

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Feb 24, 2008

Comment: I am a huge fan of Donnacha, a huge fan. I haven't heard anything from him in a while and when I saw this upload I was elalted. And it kills me to say this, I don't think I like it. They say minimal is dead, I refuse to believe it, I just don't like the direction this has taken. If I were to this in a club I think I would go to the smoking area for the night. There is much house influence and I would rather go to a bad hardcore night that a house night anytime. I don't know... Have a listen see what you think.