Ruxpin - This Time We Go Together (2013) [FLAC]
Released: 2013
Duration: 56:14
Genre: Electronic
Styles: IDM, Experimental
Source: WEB
Codec: FLAC
Bit Rate: ~ 900 kbps
Bits Per Sample: 16
Sample Rate: 44,100 Hz
01 This Time We Go Together
02 Such A Distance To Fall
03 A Start From The End
04 As We Exhale, We Enter
05 Here The Sun Hardly Sets
06 Will We Reach There In Time?
07 We Are Far Away From All The Things We Know
08 We Flap Our Wings (But Never Leave The Ground)
09 Cloud In My Spacesuit
10 Love Interest
11 Where Do We Float From Here?
12 Home (Until We)
13 With Our Hands We Form Contact
14 Hand In Hand Toward The Stars
15 We Have Come To Our End
16 This Place Was Ours To Begin With
Born Jonas Thor Gudmundsson, 6 April 1981, Iceland. Drawing overt influence from artists such as Kraftwerk, Brian Eno, Future Sound Of London, and Vangelis, Gudmundsson recorded his first album of pretty, experimental electronica (1999’s Radio) at the age of 17. The follow-up, Midnight Drive, was issued by Elektrolux, a Frankfurt-based label famous for hosting the Space Night show on German television (and releasing a series of accompanying down-tempo albums). As if to accentuate the sense that Gudmundsson’s music could provide an apposite soundtrack for the otherworldly and the mystical, Ruxpin’s third album, Magrathea, derived its name from an imaginary planet in author Douglas Adams’ The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy that was capable of building other planets. The follow-up, Avalon, meanwhile, took its title from an island paradise in the western seas where, according to Celtic legend, King Arthur and other heroes went at death. Ruxpin has notably remixed for artists such as Múm, Ampop, Krom, and Sanasol, and was featured on 42 More Things To Do In Zero Gravity, Thule Records’ lovely 2002 collection of electronica that seemed to make explicit the correlation between ambient music and the Icelandic topography.