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Bandulu - Internal Ocean / Sub Atomic Shrapnel FLAC

Performer: Bandulu
Title: Internal Ocean / Sub Atomic Shrapnel
Genre: Electronic
Cat #: INF 005T
Label: Infonet
Country: UK
Date of release: 1992
Style: Techno
FLAC size 2462 mb
MP3 size: 2329 mb
Record From Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM

Bandulu Infonet Techno 1992

Tracklist

1	Internal Ocean
2	Sub Atomic Shrapnel

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
INF 005T	Bandulu	Internal Ocean / Sub Atomic Shrapnel ‎(12", W/Lbl)	Infonet	INF 005T	UK	1992
INF 005T	Bandulu	Internal Ocean ‎(12")	Infonet	INF 005T	UK	1992

Credits

Written-By, Arranged By, Mixed By – J. Bissmire, J. O'Connell, L. Thompson

Notes

Side AA ends in a locked groove.

A Bandulu Production
℗ 1992 Creation Records Ltd
© 1992 Creation Records Ltd
Infonet Electronic Recordings 1992
Made in England

Barcodes

Barcode: 5 017556 280058
Matrix / Runout (A, etched): INF-005TA1 BC2248
Matrix / Runout (AA, etched): INF-005TB-1 BC2248
Label Code: LC 6306

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Creation Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Creation Records Ltd.
Published By – Copyright Control
Distributed By – Pinnacle
Pressed By – Broadcrest Ltd. – BC2248

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Comments: (2)

elektron

Internal Ocean sounds like something from Juan Atkins' Metroplex and still sounds fantastic today (although to my ageing ears and legs, it needs pitching down a touch). I agree with Hyperreal's comments below - Bandulu's finest hour. As these are so stupidly cheap I'd also point you in the direction of Bandulu's track 'Amaranth (Love Lies Bleeding)' which is on the Guidance EP and makes nice us of a sample from My Mine ‎– Hypnotic Tango. Also worth picking up is the 12" 'Phaze In Version' & 'Day Four' which have always reminded me of the Chain Reaction label and stuff by Basic Channel.

Fegelv

Internal Ocean is a sublime track. Quirky bassline and dreamy synths it takes you somewhere completely different. Other tracks by Bandulu are equally forward thinking, but none works out quite as well as this. Compared with other Infonet releases this is pretty much the only one that still sounds awesome nearly 20 years on. Timeless.

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