KLAMAUK 005

by Roman Rauch & Philta | Keinzweiter | Tom Ellis | The Clover

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Papa Mobile First, Tom Ellis and Keinzweiter are two of my favorite artists, always one step ahead in the approach and construction of their tracks and their groove. The Roman rauch & Philta and The Clover are excellent tracks too. This LP is very coherent and intelligent in the choice of the artists, in pure line of a Klamauk one.

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1.	Roman Rauch & Philta - Gino 07:01	buy track
2.	Keinzweiter - The Stomp 06:23	buy track
3.	Tom Ellis - Got Your Back 06:54	buy track
4.	The Clover - Whitening The Cell 07:14	buy track

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Klamauk° 005 various artists release is coming with tracks from Roman Rauch in collaboration with his mate Philta, spontanMusik head Keinzweiter, Tom Ellis and florence based The Clover. Roman Rauch, well known for his releases on Philpot, Tenderpark or Quintessentials brings us with 'Gino' a slow and deep housebanger with a smooth bassline that unfolds into some vibes and funky monosynth jamming for a simultaneously laid back and upbeat experience. Keinzweiter - 'The Stomp' is a laid back discoslammer, getting richer in sound untill the break where the strings come all down and make the track to a little symphony. Tom Ellis created with 'Got Your Back' a big groovemonster, wobbling in deep territories and shuffled percussions. Closing it out, we have The Clover with their track 'Whitening The Cell'. A live played bassline, setting the stage for some expansive background synth work in the second half with some cutted microhouse elements.

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released October 1, 2013

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KLAMAUK° Mainz, Germany

klamauk° collects and promotes music & art produced by artists from around the globe. the german word klamauk means confusion, rumbling, shouting, noise, riot, spectacle, bustle, turmoil, hullabaloo and unrest. besides this abstract interpretation, the label’s guiding principle and concept is rooted in the fact that nothing in sound and design is more abiding than change. ... more