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Sense - Learning To Be FLAC album


Performer: Sense
Genre: Electronic
Title: Learning To Be
Country: Belgium
Released: May 2003
Style: IDM, Ambient
Label: U-Cover
Catalog Number: U-COVER 15, U-COVER15, U-Cover 015CD, U-COVER 015CD
FLAC version ZIP size: 1738 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2855 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1224 mb
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 918

Tracklist

1SenseEx T Nerla5:42
2SenseMashetics5:42
3SenseTunnel Vision8:15
4PemOrteip (Sense Remix)
Remix – Sense
7:30
5SenseComming Home3:24
6SenseFlask6:18
7SenseHuman Buffer Zone3:31
8SenseLe Msg4:27
9SenseHiadam3:33
10SenseIcyltap5:20
11SenseNaddan6:18

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
noneSense Learning To Be ‎(11xFile, MP3, Album, 320)Not On Label (Sense Self-released)noneAustralia2013
noneSense Learning To Be ‎(11xFile, FLAC, Album)Not On Label (Sense Self-released)noneAustralia2013

Credits

  • DesignBombthedot
  • Written-By, Producer, Photography ByAdam Raisbeck

Notes

Track 2 original artist not credited on release, although he is listed in thank you notes.

Released in a standard Digipak.
Category: U-COVER 15 on spine / U-COVER 15 on back / U-Cover 015CD inside / U-COVER 015CD on CD.

Recorded in Melbourne, Australia, 2000-2002.

For mum, dad and Luke.
Thank you to Koen, Esther, Daniel Stonehouse, Joshua Reich, Emma Langridge, John Carew, Christine Phillips, Nina Muriviev, Scott Armstrong, Hayley Roth, Ben Businovski, Esa Ruoho, Lassi Nikko, Tim Koch, Gabe Koch, Sean Stolon, Shawn Hatfield, Ivan Blajer, Ian Pojman, Pietro, Matt Davidson, Kristian Lubiszewski, Joonas Lehtinen, Frank G, Alex Kislytsin, Eric Skodvin.
Thank you for listening.

Barcodes

  • Barcode (Text): 5400711001443
  • Matrix / Runout: 01682AA2

Video

Adrielmeena
"Learning To Be" is the second album from Australian artist, Sense. Providing a worthy follow up to "A View From A Vulnerable Place", was always going to difficult, but Sense has has pulled it of, and them some. This time, the sound is perhaps more minimal, yet equally emotive crunchy electronica, in the vein of labels like Skam and Toytronic. "Tunnel Vision" is a personal highlight, with it's slow build and foreboding layers of ambience, resembling Bola at his finest. Outstanding.

Jieylau
<B>Sense</B> approaches ambient from a very nice angle, kind of &quot;Morr gets boosted by SKAM&quot; what can also be translated as: you take the fragility and quietness of the Morr label, add the forceful sub activity and dynamic aphex clicking of the SKAM label and shake those to emotive perfection.