Baltes, Grosskopf, Heilhecker - Four Times Three
Baltes, Grosskopf, Heilhecker - Four Times Three
Baltes, Grosskopf, Heilhecker - Four Times Three

Baltes, Grosskopf, Heilhecker - Four Times Three

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GR-104
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0.105 kg per piece
10,90 EUR

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Artist: Baltes, Grosskopf & Heilhecker
Trackliste:
  1. Blue Lake     19:48
  2. Crazy Snake     07:30
  3. White Deer Skin Dance     14:24
  4. The Long Walk     12:43
Total Time: 54:20

First released on Manikin label in 2001 and rereleased by Groove in 2004, Viermal Drei (4x3) from Grosskopf, Baltes, Heilhecker, is no more and no less an extension of Ashra’s works, but with a more industrial touch, always binding itself within psychedelic approach on a fine technoide structure. A great album which contains 4 extremely interesting titles. “Four Times Three” (4x3) is released under their own names. The four tracks on “Four Times Three” all have traces of the great classic Ashra albums. This means pumping sequences, great percussion- and drum parts, fine electronic atmospheres and some excellent guitar playing. In Ashra this is the job for Manuel Goettsching. He is also a little present on “Four Times Three” because a sequence of him is used in “Crazy Snake”.
“The Long Walk” shows a darker side of the trio.
For all Ashra-fans and those who are into rhythmic electronic music, “Four Times Three” is an absolute must-have.

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