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Dynamic Obsolescence

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Download links and information about Dynamic Obsolescence by Dykehouse. This album was released in 1997 and it belongs to Electronica, Techno, Industrial, Dancefloor, Dance Pop, Alternative genres. It contains 19 tracks with total duration of 01:02:22 minutes.

Artist: Dykehouse
Release date: 1997
Genre: Electronica, Techno, Industrial, Dancefloor, Dance Pop, Alternative
Tracks: 19
Duration: 01:02:22
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Yorkshire Acid Burn 3:26
2. Cheesy Haiku Model 4:02
3. Shelf Life 2:31
4. Humid Easel Hockey 2:45
5. The Patina of Accumulation 2:43
6. Kalamazoo 5:04
7. Record Store Track 5:03
8. Gursym 2:17
9. Cargo Cult 4:01
10. Lost Copy 3:01
11. Chapel Hillectro 2:18
12. Dairy Bird 3:24
13. Quick Migraine Fixture 1:15
14. Ypsitucky 3:33
15. Fluffernutter 2:47
16. Tauq 2 5:11
17. Elk Rapids 2:20
18. Ultra Taboo 3:15
19. Last Track 3:26

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Mike Dykehouse hails from western Michigan, located halfway between Detroit's pristine techno community and Chicago's jackin' house scene. And his unique name first came into recognition after playing the inaugural Detroit Electronic Music Festival. His music, however, is much more akin to the IDM movement from European quarters. Assembled by Mike Paradinas (aka ยต-Ziq) from a collection of home recordings produced between 1996-2001, Dynamic Obsolescence shows the depth and maturity of an artist who has been making music long before gaining any recognition. The essential beats are a calliope of turning gears and possessed typewriters tuned to a variety of mellow and harsh timbres. But Dykehouse's true mastery is at the hands of the keyboard where he produces an abundance of rich and beautiful synth melodies. Tracks entitled "Chapel Hillectro" and "Ypsitucky" reveal a lighthearted irreverence when it comes to geography, but the music contained within is a fortunately discovered collection of grade-A electronic compositions.