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ÄÄNIPÄÄ Through A Pre-Memory mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic / Rock Album: Through A Pre-Memory Country: Austria Released: 2013 Style: Experimental, Drone MP3 version RAR size: 1805 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1308 mb WMA version RAR size: 1678 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 762 Other Formats: MMF ADX AC3 AIFF DMF TTA AUD Tracklist A Muse 21:17 B Toward All Thresholds 17:01 C Mirror Of Mirror Dreams 17:52 D Watch Over Stillness / Matters Principle 19:39 Companies, etc. Recorded At – andereBaustelle Recorded At – Avast! Recording Co. Mixed At – Avast! Recording Co. Mastered At – Dubplates & Mastering Phonographic Copyright (p) – Editions Mego Copyright (c) – Editions Mego Published By – Ideologic Organ Credits Arranged By [String Arrangements] – Eyvind Kang Artwork – Emilie Ding Cello – Maria Scherer Wilson* Contrabass – Moriah Neils Mastered By – Rashad Becker Music By – Mika Vainio, Stephen O'Malley Producer, Art Direction – Stephen O'Malley Recorded By – Marco Paschke Recorded By [Arrangements Recorded], Mixed By [Final Mix] – Randall Dunn Tape [Tape Manipulations] – Randall Dunn Viola – Eyvind Kang Vocals – Alan Dubin Notes Gatefold 2LP with large promotional sticker on shrink-wrap Lyrics from Anna Akhmatova‘s “Muse”, “Untitled” & “Across The Landing” (epilogue) Recorded 0311, 0112 & 0812 at andereBaustelle Tonstudio, Berlin by Marco Paschke Arrangements recorded & final mix 0313 at AVAST!, Seattle by Randall Dunn Mastered 0513 at Dubplates & Mastering by Rashad Becker Front and cover artwork/planks by Emilie Ding MAXIMUM VOLUME YIELDS MAXIMUM RESULTS ℗ & © 2013 EDITIONS MEGO / Published by Ideologic Organ (SACEM) Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Sticker): 9 120020 389853 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Through A Pre-Memory (CD, eMEGO 175 ÄÄNIPÄÄ Editions Mego eMEGO 175 Austria 2013 Album) Through A Pre-Memory (2xLP, eMEGO 175 ÄÄNIPÄÄ Editions Mego eMEGO 175 Austria 2013 Album) Related Music albums to Through A Pre-Memory by ÄÄNIPÄÄ Jessika Kenney & Eywind Kang - Aestuarium Floratone - Floratone Stephen O'Malley - Tempestarii + DISintegration Sunn O))) & Boris - Altar Stephen O'Malley & Steve Noble - St. Francis Duo The Necks - Unfold Fennesz - Bécs Alvarius B. - Blood Operatives Of The Barium Sunset Steve Von Till - A Life Unto Itself Citizens & Saints - A Mirror Dimly KTL - IV Heather Leigh - I Abused Animal.

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