Kate Wax - Dust Collision (2011) [320 kbps]
Electronic, Electro Pop, Dream Pop | Mp3 | 320 kbps | 59:48 | 141 MB
01.I Knit You
02.Dancing On Your Scalp
03.Human Twin
04.Archetype
05.Maze Rider (Live From The Cave)
06.For A Shadow
07.Dust Collision
08.Echoes And The Light
09. Green Machine
10.Holy Beast
11.Mad Thinker Get Out Of My Skin
12.Les Djinns
Dust Collision is significant in two ways. Firstly, it is that rare creature: a full length album released by Border Community, joining such esteemed company as Nathan Fake's Drowning in a Sea of Love and Hard Islands, Fairmont's Coloured in Memory and Luke Abbott's Holkham Drones. And secondly, it is the first release from the label upon which vocals take the centre stage throughout. Aisha Devi Enz, the Tibetan-Swiss producer better known as Kate Wax, is the newest addition to the Border Community family, with Dust Collision following releases for Mental Groove and the now defunct Output. The album's name stems from the experiments currently taking place at the Large Hadron Collider somewhere under the ground near Geneva, where her grandfather once worked, and tells tales of witches, demons, dreams and ghosts. The press release dubs Wax as a 'disco Sherpa' guiding us through 'the peaks and valleys of human experience', and while that may be a load of tosh, Dust Collision is a strange and beautiful beast that could just be Border Community's most commercially viable release to date.
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