Marschmellows - Klangsystem FLAC

Marschmellows Broken Beat Future Jazz Trip Hop 1997 Germany

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Blackout Bass – Dave BurkhardtVocals – Cybéle De SilveiraWritten-By – Sarratou, Rosenbaum	5:33
2	Le Mot Written-By – Sarratou, Kraft	5:32
3	Debajo Del Agua Written-By – Sarratou, Rosenbaum	4:19
4	Lost In Speech Vocals – Cybéle De SilveiraWritten-By – De Silveira, Sarratou, Kraft*	5:51
5	Motorway Goblet Drum [Darbuka] – Edip OzkanWritten-By – Sarratou, Rosenbaum	5:10
6	Waterfront (Version) Written-By – Sarratou, Kraft	5:59
7	La Arifu Vocals – Cybéle De SilveiraWritten-By – De Silveira, Sarratou, Rosenbaum*	5:30
8	Splendid (Version) Written-By – Sarratou, Rosenbaum, Kraft*	5:40
9	Movement Dub Written-By – Sarratou, Kraft	5:21
10	2 8 3 4 Written-By – Sarratou, Rosenbaum	7:37
11	Deep Frozen Time Violin, Cello – T. KraftVocals – Cybéle De SilveiraWritten-By – De Silveira, Sarratou, Kraft	6:49
12	Splendid Written-By – Sarratou, Rosenbaum, Kraft*	6:09
13	Waterfront Written-By – Sarratou, Kraft	6:48

Companies, etc.

Glass Mastered At – Nimbus
Published By – Edition INFRACom!
Published By – AMV
Licensed From – INFRACom!
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Shadow Records
Copyright (c) – Shadow Records

Credits

Design – M. Elton Eller
Musician [Marschmellow Ingredients] – Jorg Rosenbaum*, Thilo Kraft
Producer – Dennis P. Sarratou*

Notes

Issued in a 6-panel cardboard sleeve.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 7 06172 00282 7
Barcode (Scanned): 706172002827
Matrix / Runout: SDW028 PROMO
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L125
Mould SID Code: IFPI 2412

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
IC 014-2, 40 19681 700150	Marschmellows	Klangsystem ‎(CD, Album)	INFRACom!, INFRACom!	IC 014-2, 40 19681 700150	Germany	1996
none	Marschmellows	Klangsystem ‎(Cass, Album, Unofficial)	Moon Records	none	Ukraine	2001
IC 014-1	Marschmellows	Klangsystem ‎(2xLP, Album)	INFRACom!	IC 014-1	Germany	1996

Abuseyourdna

For a while there, the Germans flooded the trip-hop/dub/downtempo scene, and the Marschmellows were part of that wave. Their debut, KLANGSYSTEM, sounds wholly a part of that era, and this isn't necessarily a bad thing. The drums on "Le Mot" are nice and deep, with a nice resonance, while "Debajo Del Agua" has some interesting squelches in it. "Motorway," as well, as a nice drive to it even before the jazzy bits come in, and the sax haunting "Waterfront (Version)" give it a nice noir feel, a feel that only intensifies with the strings of "La Arifu." (The regular "Waterfront" is perhaps even more sedate.) "2834" delves into acid techno, of all things, while "Deep Frozen Time" chugs into life with a cello, before chugging out with an electric guitar stab. A nice album, that while not groundbreaking, is fine to take your mind off the daily grind.