Routine
Ultramarine is the London and Essex-based electronic duo Ian Cooper and Paul Hammond.
Following the reissue earlier this year of Ultramarine's 1998 album A User's Guide by Swiss label WRWTFWW, Blackford Hill present Routine, a collection of thirteen previously unheard tracks recorded between 1996-97.
These tracks are drawn from the daily working practice adopted by the duo at their studio of the time on Coronet Street, behind London's Hoxton Square.
Often the result of a single day's work, these pieces find Ultramarine developing their palette, experimenting with sounds, treatments and techniques. Recorded as live mixes straight to tape, the results have the immediacy of new ideas freshly captured.
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Ultramarine is the London and Essex-based electronic duo Ian Cooper and Paul Hammond.
Following the reissue earlier this year of Ultramarine's 1998 album A User's Guide by Swiss label WRWTFWW, Blackford Hill present Routine, a collection of thirteen previously unheard tracks recorded between 1996-97.
These tracks are drawn from the daily working practice adopted by the duo at their studio of the time on Coronet Street, behind London's Hoxton Square.
Often the result of a single day's work, these pieces find Ultramarine developing their palette, experimenting with sounds, treatments and techniques. Recorded as live mixes straight to tape, the results have the immediacy of new ideas freshly captured.
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Ultramarine is the London and Essex-based electronic duo Ian Cooper and Paul Hammond.
Following the reissue earlier this year of Ultramarine's 1998 album A User's Guide by Swiss label WRWTFWW, Blackford Hill present Routine, a collection of thirteen previously unheard tracks recorded between 1996-97.
These tracks are drawn from the daily working practice adopted by the duo at their studio of the time on Coronet Street, behind London's Hoxton Square.
Often the result of a single day's work, these pieces find Ultramarine developing their palette, experimenting with sounds, treatments and techniques. Recorded as live mixes straight to tape, the results have the immediacy of new ideas freshly captured.
