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StudStud - LSAD (Pulsations For You, puls07)

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The album has been released for the first time in 2005 on label Dars records
on CD - R limited.

The CD Stud - LSAD everyone has been sold, there were some last copies on CD shop CDBaby.com

The given Mp3 free release on Pulsations a label is a gift from author Alexey
Devyanin and label Dars records.


This audio is part of the collection: PulsationsForYou
It also belongs to collection: Netlabels

Artist/Composer: Stud
Keywords: IDM,ambient,electronic music,BOC,Gultskra Artikler,Stud,Dars records


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More About Stud

Stud aka Alexey Devyanin is a recognised name on Russian IDM scene,
mostly by his releases on several net labels (Kikapu, Kahvi, etc).

He’s also released electro-acoustic albums on the famous Swiss net
label Autoplate (sub label of Thinner) and Lampse, Miasmah on CD under
the name of Gultska Artikler.

Although Alexey has been making music since 1998, this is his debut album
release on steadily developing Dars Records, who have already released a
couple of Stud’s tracks on their compilations.


LSAD is a solid IDM album, and you can definitely feel that Alexey is
not a novice in the world of electronica. Those who closely followed
his work might recognise a few tracks from his demos and it’s a real
pleasure to finally hear all that material compiled as a finished and mature album.

First thing you notice is Stud’s crafty work in audio space - all the sounds
and patterns are arranged like blocks in a 3D game. For the most part, the album is rather sad and even dark, due to the prevailing melancholic melodies and scary ambient pads (Mauvaise Honte, Novapt). At some points the music becomes more positive and reminiscent of Boards of Canada’s childish nostalgia (Sunset Variations).

Most of the tracks are based on deep ambient atmospheres surrounded by complicated IDM rhythms, sometimes melodic, sometimes minimal, but always emotional and touching, uncovering new details every time. Good music for deep thinking, soul-searching, or even crying.


More about Stud and Gultskra Artikler
http://darsrecords.com/eng/cd03.html
http://cdbaby.com/cd/stud
http://gultskra-artikler.com

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vocular 8.2 MB
mauvaise honte 8.9 MB
modux 11.4 MB
gaucherie 10.1 MB
my pets 7.2 MB
sunset variations 10.2 MB
post meridiem 7.2 MB
novapt(next moment) 7.6 MB
modux part two 7.2 MB
pm variations 7.0 MB
gaucherie part two 5.7 MB
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STUD_LSAD_300.jpg 25.2 KB
puls07.jpg 25.2 KB
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puls07_meta.xml Metadata 2.8 KB
puls07_reviews.xml Metadata 991.0 B
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Reviewer: weateallthepies - 5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars - February 6, 2008
Subject: Two Thumbs Up
Another fine release from Russian netlabel Pulsations For You.

This one is Stud - LSAD [puls07] was originally released on the Dars records label in 2005 and has now been re-released for free on Pulsations For You at the kind request of the artist Alexey Devyanin.

The album is a nice chunk of electronica/IDM with a rather dark, even melancholic feel to it at some points. There are lighter moments but it is generally quite a slow, moody album which works very well on a decent set of headphones. Two thumbs up, loving track 2.

Jay
http://weateallthepies.com


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