Carbon Based Lifeforms - World Of Sleepers FLAC

Carbon Based Lifeforms Downtempo Ambient 2016 France

Tracklist

A1	Abiogenesis
A2	Vortex
A3	Photosynthesis
B1	Set Theory
B2	Gryning
B3	Transmission / Intermission
C1	World Of Sleepers
C2	Proton / Electron
C3	Erratic Patterns
D1	Flytta Dig
D2	Betula Pendula
D3	Mechanism

Companies, etc.

Mastered At – Ultimae Studio

Credits

Mastered By [Audio Mastering] – Vincent Villuis
Mastered By [Vinyl Master] – Ken Sorceron
Photography By [Photographic Collage] – Matto Fredriksson
Producer, Written-By – Carbon Based Lifeforms
Vocals, Lyrics By – Anna Segerstad, Karin My Andersson, Louise Marchinoe, Peter Marchione

Notes

* 180-gram+ pressing on Frosted Clear with Dark Blue Splatter virgin vinyl.
* Mastered specifically for vinyl from the 24-bit versions, newly-remastered from the original stems.
* Features brand new, high-resolution artwork, created specifically for the release.
* 350gsm heavyweight board gatefold jacket with black flood inner printing.
* Black inner sleeves.
* Limited to 65 copies USA/Canada, 135 copies Rest of the World

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout: BLOOD-151/B2
Matrix / Runout (Side A): 137701E1/B
Matrix / Runout (Side B): 137701E2/B
Matrix / Runout (Side C): 137701E3/A
Matrix / Runout (Side D): 137701E4/A

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
inre 021, inre021	Carbon Based Lifeforms	World Of Sleepers ‎(CD, Album, Mixed)	Ultimae Records, Ultimae Records	inre 021, inre021	France	2006
BLOOD-151R	Carbon Based Lifeforms	World Of Sleepers ‎(2xLP, Album, RE, RP)	Blood Music	BLOOD-151R	Finland	2017
BLOOD151	Carbon Based Lifeforms	World Of Sleepers ‎(2xLP, Album, Cle)	Blood Music	BLOOD151	Finland	2016
BLOOD152	Carbon Based Lifeforms	World Of Sleepers ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM, Dig)	Blood Music	BLOOD152	Europe	2016
LFTFLD11	Carbon Based Lifeforms	World Of Sleepers ‎(11xFile, FLAC, Album, RE, RM, 24-)	Leftfield Records	LFTFLD11	Sweden	2015

Blackbrand

After a few more listens and a cleaning session, the noise is actually not so bad, but still noticeable. Overall a lovely item!

Keramar

Masterpiece of an album but a pretty poor pressing which other have noted. Not impressed with BM at all over this one. Consistent surface noise and crackle throughout detracts from the stellar mastering job that was performed. While you have to expect a bit of noise with vinyl and have likely learnt to filter out. My copy also has an imperfection of glued/stuck paper on the track section, not cheap records so was not expected. That said it really is a beautiful package! I'm torn as to send back, or put up and shut up. Buyer be cautious.

Ichalote

As for wirelessdarkness' comment, it might be relevant if people weren't reporting the same issue with the black-vinyl versions ... but they are (a few I've talked to at least). So that argumentation doesn't hold, as it doesn't explain the poor-quality black-vinyl versions.Secondarily, it's as Neurodynamo says: in 2016, we should have a reasonable expectation the records in question will not have notable surface noise and repetitive pops upon first playing. I have scores (hundreds, probably) of colored and pictured vinyl, and yet I've never had any of them sound so dubious upon first playing. So even if we acknowledge the idea that some of us chose to buy non-black versions, it still doesn't justify the issues at hand.And really, if Blood Music knows such a high percentage (at least potentially) of the colored/clear records will have surface noise, then why knowingly sacrifice audio quality for the very same cosmetic appeal you mention? Just press them all on black to ensure audio integrity.

Galanjov

I bought all 3 black vinyl albums brand new and sealed - they are terrible ....I have sent them back .. it is a disgrace

Wooden Purple Romeo

No excuses in this day and age with latest technology all my 3 albums are terrible as I have mentioned I have ambient vinyl made 20 years ago that still sounds better . To me who paid a lot it is a disgrace :(