Tim Hecker - An Imaginary Country FLAC

Tim Hecker Glitch Experimental Ambient 2009 US

Tracklist

A1	100 Years Ago	3:28
A2	Sea Of Pulses	4:41
A3	The Inner Shore	4:18
B1	Pond Life	1:25
B2	Borderlands	4:46
B3	A Stop At The Chord Cascades	4:44
B4	Utropics	1:05
C1	Paragon Point	5:04
C2	Her Black Horizon	1:28
C3	Currents Of Electrostasy	3:43
D1	Where Shadows Make Shadows	8:37
D2	200 Years Ago	4:45

Companies, etc.

Mixed At – Hotel2Tango
Copyright (c) – Tim Hecker
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Tim Hecker
Copyright (c) – Kranky, Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Kranky, Ltd.
Mastered At – Chicago Mastering Service

Credits

Mastered By [Additional Assistance] – Denis Blackham, Harris Newman
Mastered By [Vinyl] – JW*
Mixed By – Radwan Moumneh (tracks: D2)
Painting [Details] – David Milne

Notes

Recorded March-May 2008 in Montreal.
"200 Years Ago" mixed at Hotel2tango.
Cover image contains details of 'Montreal Crater, Vimy Ridge'

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side A run out, etched): KRANK 130-A [sideways peace sign]JW 081201
Matrix / Runout (Side B run out, etched): KRANK 130-B [sideways peace sign]JW 081201
Matrix / Runout (Side C run out, etched): KRANK 130-C [sideways peace sign]JW 081201
Matrix / Runout (Side D run out, etched): KRANK 130-D [sideways peace sign]JW 081201
Barcode (Sticker): 796441813018

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
KRANK 130	Tim Hecker	An Imaginary Country ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Kranky	KRANK 130	US	2009
krank130	Tim Hecker	An Imaginary Country ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Kranky	krank130	US	2014
KRANK 130	Tim Hecker	An Imaginary Country ‎(12xFile, FLAC, Album)	Kranky	KRANK 130	Canada	2009
krank130	Tim Hecker	An Imaginary Country ‎(CD, Album)	Kranky	krank130	US	2009

Captain America

Vinyl quality is beyond garbage of mine. Pops and clicks throughout, you'd think this album was 45 years old and scrapped up against the concrete how bad my version sounds, which is a shame because this album is great. Right out of the sleeve day one sounded terrible. It's a shame the record store I bought this from is a few states over as had I listened to it there I certainly would have demanded a refund.

Lonesome Orange Kid

Sober and deliberate, Hecker's expansive, diffusive textures achieve a gorgeously dense "wall of sound" effect that devotees of Klaus Schulze will appreciate.Hecker's drones produce a sense of perpetual harmonic instability within a musical environment that is both gargantuan and weightless. Highly evocative and impressive in its depth; a funeral pyre for an ancient sound.Followers of Marsen Jules, William Basinski and Robert Henke take note.