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This definitely has the synth tones of someone who is close with the Basic Channel / Chain Reaction people - Tikiman definitely has the soft, warm, slightly murky bass, swirling noise, and very dubby stabs and delays in full bloom. For me side two picks up in interesting ways with the more driving Ten To One and In Door.
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I always come back to this album. track 6 is phenomenal. Thank you Nala
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