Bola - Fyuti Album

Bola Skam Idm Ambient 2002

Performer: Bola
Title: Fyuti
Released: Jan 2002
Label: Skam
Country: UK
Style: IDM, Ambient
Catalog #: SKALD 007
Genre: Electro
Rating: 4.1
Votes: 265
Formats: CD, Album
FLAC size: 1933 mb
MP3 size: 1728 mb

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Tracklist

1	VM8	6:26
2	Veronex Cypher	5:20
3	Tibular Vader	4:46
4	Soleiele	4:29
5	Shoob,e	4:53
6	Pae Paoe	5:45
7	O, Chuma	5:50
8	Magnasushi	7:14
9	Vertiphon	7:23
10	Horizophon	6:18

Credits

Featuring – Andy Gott, Dave Shabadoo, Dennis Bourne, Wayne Edwards
Written-By, Engineer, Producer – The Bolaman

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SKALP007	Bola	Fyuti ‎(2x12", Album)	Skam	SKALP007	UK	2001
SKALD 007	Bola	Fyuti ‎(10xFile, ALAC, Album, RE)	Skam	SKALD 007	UK	2017
SKALD 007	Bola	Fyuti ‎(10xFile, FLAC, Album, RE)	Skam	SKALD 007	UK	2017
SKALP007	Bola	Fyuti ‎(2x12", Album, Ltd, Pic)	Skam	SKALP007	UK	2001
SKALD 007	Bola	Fyuti ‎(10xFile, MP3, Album, 320)	Skam	SKALD 007	UK	Unknown

Notes

P&C Skam Records.

The end of track 10 comprises of approximately 1min 10sec of silence.

Issued in a standard jewel case with a four page booklet. Usually came with a transparent braille sticker on the jewel case.

Barcodes

Barcode (Scanned from sticker): 666017038421
Barcode (Text from sticker): 6 66017 03842 1
Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): GZ MC1018 SKALD 007
Mastering SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI LD01
Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 5J26
Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): [GZ logo] S72837 SKALD 007
Mastering SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI LD02
Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 5J35

Companies

Recorded At – The Bolamachine
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Skam Records
Copyright (c) – Skam Records
Pressed By – GZ Digital Media – MC1018
Pressed By – GZ Digital Media – S72837

Album

If anything, Fyuti is more accessible and certainly more soothing than the contemporary releases from those bands, Confield and Geogaddi. Fitton has seemingly compiled what amounts to an application to create film scores that should be handed to every producer of film noir movies in Hollywood and Europe. Приобретайте пластинки, компакт-диски и многое другое от Bola на маркетплейсе free to Bola Fyuti Vertiphon, Horizophon and more. Fyuti frequently recalls the darker moments of Tangerine Dream, Vangelis, and Popol Vuh, though Fitton's experimental production layers on large doses of skittery drill'n'bass,Listen free to Bola Fyuti Vertiphon, Horizophon and more. 10 tracks 58:24. Darrell Fitton's second full-length album as Bola easily recalls the finer and more fragile moments of his electronic peers Autechre and Boards of Canada. Fyuti, 2002. Vertiphon, 07:23. Shoob,e, 04:53. Bola - Fyuti 2002. To favorites 1 Download album. Listen album. Songs in album Bola - Fyuti 2002. Bola - Vertiphon. Bola - Shoob, e. Bola - Pae Paoe. Bola - Tibular Vader. Bola - Veronex Cypher. Bola - Magnasushi. Bola - O, Chuma. Album 2000 10 Songs. More By Bola. Released: Jan 's second album, FYUTI, treads much of the same area as SOUP did, though with some distinct differences. First, the melancholy strain that ran through the first album is even more evident here, as on the opener Vertiphon, which feels like midnight on a lonely planet. Fyuti is slick, silky and mellow. Bola demonstrates a knack for infusing his minimal downtempo tracks with insistent bass lines, sobering harmonies, and sparse, oscillating electro textures. His crisp rhythms and organic computer utterances are a signature element in his work, as are his occasional neo-retro vocal treatments. скачать торрент torrent торент скачать DTS CD SACD-R Hi-Res stereo оцифровки Vinyl-Rip DVD-Audio скачать музыку бесплатно скачать без регистрации. Bola UK. Released July 29, 2001. Fyuti Tracklist. Vertiphon Lyrics

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Bola's second album, FYUTI, treads much of the same area as SOUP did, though with some distinct differences. First, the melancholy strain that ran through the first album is even more evident here, as on the opener "Vertiphon," which feels like midnight on a lonely planet. Second, there's more of a hip-hop influence, as the modulated vocals which almost take center stage of "Pae Paoe" show. These two influences oftentimes come together in fascinating ways, as on "Veronex Cypher," which is the sound of a funk machine's heartbreak. "Magnasushi" takes it one step further, with some harsher industrial edges to the sadness. (In comparison, the melody on "Soleiele" is relatively jolly.) But Bola has other tricks up his sleeve as well: "Shoob,e" has a shuddering warmth to it, while "O, Chuma" delves into its scuppering rhythm. "Horizophon" seems headed nowhere, at first, but then backs into its lovely melody quite deliberately, and the final track, "VM8," is beatless, a track that slips out into the black void of space. A mournful success for Bola.

Mpapa

So 'Pae Paoe' is basically just a remix of Rob Dougan's 'Clubbed to Death' (1995, many remixes/versions, years later featured on The Matrix soundtrack), but I don't see any credits for it anywhere(?)

Gadar

Sounds ball all like "Clubbed to Death" unless of course you're a cloth eared dunderhead with zero knowledge of musical form.

Nakora

It doesn't even really sound like that.

digytal soul

There are no credits because it isn't a remix.

MilsoN

The first Bola album I heard, and still my favorite. I purchased both 'Fyuti' and 'Soup' at the same time and I popped in 'Fyuti' first and instantly fell in love with Darryl Fitton's sound. Fyuti's layered synth melodies, mixed with DSP electro beats create the perfect vibe for a chill-session. Simple enough to let you drift away but at the same time still enough complexity to keep you in a deep state of thought as you listen.

Asyasya

While not as fresh sounding as SOUP, this album is nonetheless enjoyable. I can't honestly hum any of the songs, nor remember them much beyond when I am listening to them, which is unfortunate because There are tracks on Mauver and Soup that both resonate much more. The reliance on mundane synth patches to carry much of the melody is what hurts this record, while the abstract sounds surrounding the melodies are great.

Quphagie

If '4.5' were an option on the rating scale, I would have given it. This is a darn good album...a huge progression from his last album, which was pretty good in it's own right. If you are a Boards of Canada fan, I would highly recommend Fyuti. It has the same moody, almost spiritual feel to it without falling into the cheeseball trappings of trance artists that profess to "Take You Higher" or some stupid thing. The album is full of electro hooks, haunting melodies and fun surprises. Thumbs up!