Monolake
Monolake
Recently I've been listening to Monolake.
Can I get a nod on how unbelievably good this sh*t is?
I have Gravity. They have so many releases ... can any Monolake fans out there recommend any of thier albums ... what are the best ones iyo ...
Can I get a nod on how unbelievably good this sh*t is?
I have Gravity. They have so many releases ... can any Monolake fans out there recommend any of thier albums ... what are the best ones iyo ...
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their is actually his (Robert Henke). once upon a time it would have been their (Gerhard Behles & Robert Henke) but Gerhard more or less left the group to form/run Ableton... of which Robert is also very involved but not to the degree of running the company the way Gerhard is. ...do you already know this?
anyway, an answer to your question is, imo, Cinemascope. and last year's Momentum. i also really like Interstate. but i seem to first go back to Cinemascope whenever i haven't listened to Monolake in a while.
anyway, an answer to your question is, imo, Cinemascope. and last year's Momentum. i also really like Interstate. but i seem to first go back to Cinemascope whenever i haven't listened to Monolake in a while.
No, actually I havent had a chance to read the history, thanks. I knew Robert was part of it ...drush wrote:their is actually his (Robert Henke). once upon a time it would have been their (Gerhard Behles & Robert Henke) but Gerhard more or less left the group to form/run Ableton... of which Robert is also very involved but not to the degree of running the company the way Gerhard is. ...do you already know this?
anyway, an answer to your question is, imo, Cinemascope. and last year's Momentum. i also really like Interstate. but i seem to first go back to Cinemascope whenever i haven't listened to Monolake in a while.
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josh 'vonster' von; tracks and sets
http://www.joshvon.com
NEW SPECS: Athlon 4200+ dual; A8N-SLI m/b; Win XP Home SP2; 1 GB RAM; 2x 7200 RPM HDD: 1 internal, 1 Firewire 800 (Firewire is project data drive); M-Audio Triggerfinger
josh 'vonster' von; tracks and sets
http://www.joshvon.com
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my vote is for Gobi as well...
Amazing album. I also dig the harder to find "Hong Kong" as well.
Check out www.betalounge.com and www.paxahau.com for some live sets which are just outstanding.
Amazing album. I also dig the harder to find "Hong Kong" as well.
Check out www.betalounge.com and www.paxahau.com for some live sets which are just outstanding.
Came across http://www.monolake.de by a chance when browsing the artist section at abletons site last year.
Sound is now forever re-defined.
Ended up ordering all currently released CDs at Amazon.
Get them.
Now.
/sp0
Sound is now forever re-defined.
Ended up ordering all currently released CDs at Amazon.
Get them.
Now.
/sp0