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Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory - Elements Of Light FLAC album


Performer: Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory
Genre: Electronic / Classical
Title: Elements Of Light
Country: UK
Released: 15 Jan 2013
Style: Experimental, IDM, Modern Classical, Minimal, Ambient, Tech House
Label: Rough Trade
Catalog Number: RTRADCD654
FLAC version ZIP size: 2044 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1506 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2725 mb
Rating: 4.4
Votes: 458

Tracklist

1Wave 4:03
2Quantum4:41
3Spectral Split17:34
4Particle 12:30
5Photon4:42

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
HN1037CDPantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory - Elements Of Light ‎(CD, Album)High Note Records, Rough TradeHN1037CDTaiwan2013
RTRADLP654Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory - Elements Of Light ‎(5xFile, MP3, 320)Rough TradeRTRADLP654UK & Europe2013
RTRADLP654Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory - Elements Of Light ‎(LP, Album)Rough TradeRTRADLP654UK & Europe2013
RTRADLP654Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory - Elements Of Light ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, TP)Rough TradeRTRADLP654US2013
RTRADLP654Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory - Elements Of Light ‎(LP, Album + CD, Album)Rough TradeRTRADLP654UK & Europe2013

Credits

  • Arranged By, ConductorLars Petter Hagen
  • Bells [Rack Bells]Erland Dahlen, Martin Horntveth
  • Carillon [Carillon of 50 Bells]Vegar Sandholt
  • Concept By [Idea]Håkon Vinnogg, Hendrik Weber, Lars Petter Hagen, Mattis With
  • CoverHendrik Schwantes, Hendrik Weber, Michael Heimann
  • Drums [Leedy Drum Set, Log Drum, Eclipse Hang], Shaker, Bells [Blossom Bells], Timpani, Frame DrumErland Dahlen
  • Gong, TriangleHåkon Mørch Stene, Martin Horntveth
  • Graphic DesignHeimann Und Schwantes
  • Handbell [Schulmerich Handbells], Chimes [Malmark Choir Chimes], Handclaps, Finger SnapsErland Dahlen, Heming Valebjørg, Hendrik Weber, Håkon Mørch Stene, Lars Petter Hagen, Martin Horntveth
  • Management [For Pantha Du Prince]Stephan Rath
  • Management [Project Management]Panta Rhei Project
  • Marimba, Tam-tam, Bells [Dobachis]Heming Valebjørg
  • Marxophone, Steel Drums, Tambourine, Bells [Toy Bells], Waterphone [Ocean Harp], Wood Block, PercussionMartin Horntveth
  • Mastered ByRashad Becker
  • Mixed By, ProducerHendrik Weber, Kassian Von Troyer
  • Photography BySigurd Fandango
  • Recorded By [Recording Engineer – Carillon, Hamburg]Boris Vogeler, Tobias Levin
  • Recorded By [Recording Engineer – Percussion, Oslo]Hans Andreas Horntveth Jahnsen, Mike Hartung
  • Synthesizer [Synthie 100 Soundprocessing]Joachim Schütz, Thilo Kuhn
  • Vibraphone, Tubular Bells, CrotalesHeming Valebjørg, Håkon Mørch Stene
  • Written-ByHendrik Weber

Notes

on back cover and CD :
©&℗ 2013 Rough Trade Records Ltd.

Percussion recorded at Propeller Music Division, Oslo.

Bell Carillon recorded at Kampnagel, Hamburg.

Released in a gatefold cardsleeve with a four page booklet.

Barcodes

  • Barcode (Text): 8 83870 06542 9
  • Barcode (Scanned): 883870065429
  • Matrix / Runout: arvato 55342111/RTRADCD654 22
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI LB 46
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 0780

Companies

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Rough Trade Records Ltd.
  • Copyright (c) – Rough Trade Records Ltd.
  • Published By – Outer Worlds Publishing
  • Mixed At – Clouds Hill Recordings
  • Produced At – Clouds Hill Recordings
  • Recorded At – Propeller Music Division, Oslo
  • Recorded At – Kampnagel
  • Mastered At – Clunk
  • Glass Mastered At – Arvato – 55342111

Video

Tujar
Pantha du Prince has always used bell-tones in his work, so with ELEMENTS OF LIGHT, it's only natural that he goes all the way in, collaborating with The Bell Laboratory from Norway. The bells take center stage, ringing clearly in "Wave," as the electronics slowly build in the background, and the clanging and percussive elements of "Particle" take over, growing deeper as the track goes on. "Photon" returns the ringing in force, while "Spectral Split" takes an ambient approach at first, but soon settles into an atmospheric groove with an ecstatic clamor with some Caribbean steel pans coming in. The tracks segue into one another, giving a seamless feel to the album, as if, indeed, this were a single beam of light refracted in several different ways, with the final track, "Quantum" returning to the bells and nothing else. All the elements come together in this album.

Knights from Bernin
Can we have an LP please? :-)