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Treading a fine line between soothing ambient minimalism and techno, CONCENTRICITY--Berlin-based techno wiz Stewart Walker's sixth full-length release--is 60 minutes of understated synth bleeps, gentle but chilly percussion, and mesmerizing washes of keyboards. Stewart Walker has crafted an album that blends in the background pleasingly, and yet asserts itself at odd moments.
Photographer: York Wegerhoff. Stewart Walker Concentricity Songs | 1. | Last Week's Disappearance |
| 2. | Water Wings |
| 3. | Madness, Like Schools of Fish |
| 4. | Mylar Thought Balloons |
| 5. | Most Natural Thing in the World |
| 6. | Vibrating Hands of God |
| 7. | Fragile Chemistry |
| 8. | Fernbank 1991 |
| 9. | We Welcome Utopia!!! |
| 10. | Celestial Navigation |
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