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Digitalic

by Frank Klare on Groove

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1.
Digitalic One 17:29
2.
Digitalic Two 08:05
3.
Digitalic Three 10:52
4.
Digitalic Four 10:07
5.
Digitalic Five 12:31
6.
Digitalic Six 11:50

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Composed, played and recorded 2003-2007 by Frank Klare.
Except Digitalic Five and Digitalic Six, composed, played by Frank Klare and Ron Boots.
Mastered by Ron Boots.

Digitalic is musically the successor album of Analogic (1999) which was rereleased in 2005.
The new album continues syncing to Analogic as the recordings originated between 2003 and 2007.
With these six digitalic compositions recorded between 2003 and 2007 the circle of Analogic-Digitalic is closed.
Musically in the style of Analogic, Digitalic is a mixture of cosmic soundscapes and hypnotic sequences that all those who enjoyed Frank Klare's albums Modular Music or Moods will love.

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released January 1, 2007

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