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Reptile71 - In Dust: 2000-2003 (2009)
(item no.: SFS02)
Label: Sounds for Sure
Released: January 7, 2009
In Dust: 2000-2003 is a compilation album of the tracks Dutch solo artist Reptile71 recorded between January 2000 and July 2003.
Reptile71 was influenced by early 80´s new wave, minimal synth, synthpop and post-punk artists such as Joy Division, New Order, The Cure, Depeche Mode, (early) OMD, Talk Talk, (early) Simple Minds and The Wake (UK), but also by more spiritual music like Dead Can Dance.
While dreaming away in a melancholic atmosphere the album tells stories of struggles in relationships and life itself, gives us a glimpse in Reptile's view of life and shares feelings of pain, despair and hope with the listener.
Credits:
Lex van der Schans - bass guitar on Home, Drag and Upside Down; mastering the album
Justin Curfman - Second voice on Always a Way
Jeroen Velthuis - originally wrote Upside Down
review on gothtronic.com
reviews on musicmeter.nl (Dutch)
Go here if you want to buy the digital version of this album.
Click the Product Specification link to listen to some tracks on Reptile71's MySpace.
Product Specification
EnlargeReleased: January 7, 2009
In Dust: 2000-2003 is a compilation album of the tracks Dutch solo artist Reptile71 recorded between January 2000 and July 2003.
Reptile71 was influenced by early 80´s new wave, minimal synth, synthpop and post-punk artists such as Joy Division, New Order, The Cure, Depeche Mode, (early) OMD, Talk Talk, (early) Simple Minds and The Wake (UK), but also by more spiritual music like Dead Can Dance.
While dreaming away in a melancholic atmosphere the album tells stories of struggles in relationships and life itself, gives us a glimpse in Reptile's view of life and shares feelings of pain, despair and hope with the listener.
Credits:
Lex van der Schans - bass guitar on Home, Drag and Upside Down; mastering the album
Justin Curfman - Second voice on Always a Way
Jeroen Velthuis - originally wrote Upside Down
review on gothtronic.com
reviews on musicmeter.nl (Dutch)
Go here if you want to buy the digital version of this album.
Click the Product Specification link to listen to some tracks on Reptile71's MySpace.
