Human Mesh Dance - Thesecretnumbertwelve FLAC

And more than 22 years later, while investigating a bit further 12k's catalogue, I come across this album. I honestly feel charmed when I listen to it and I believe most of us would feel really happy if it was repressed on 12".

OMG yes! I agree! I would buy the repress in a second!

In a time where sequences and machine sounds verged on the horizon of plug in and workstations...From resistor's and capacitor's to one's and zero'sBut to say this is more of a mature is to knock the vibrance and freedom the first 2 releases had. And this why its the first release on the new label. Its the end of chill out era...a new period of understanding

"Floating Point" is my personal love from this album. Back from approx. 2010-2012 I played this so many times while hiking or driving. I can't even count! I've just recently came back to this song after not listening to it since like 2014? I can't tell ya a thing about the album lol but I can tell you that "Floating Point" is def the best track on here w/ "Autosleep." 2nd.

Why not do a reissue of this album? 500 copies, this is not enough for an release of this quality.

You can download this in WAV format from beatport. It's also available from the 12k bandcamp site in the usual formats (including flac).

Rare quality of smooth ambient works - uplifting and not suppressing, but still "curiously observing the cosmic space around". On the same level as evergreen genre's classics - Biosphere's Substrata and (OMG!) Fires of Ork 2. Epic win.

There are a few ambient CDs that I can consistently sleep the entire night to: Brian Eno - Thursday Afternoon, Biosphere - Cirque, an Aphex Twin ambient compilation of my own design, and this. The album flows from start to finish, almost as if each track was designed to follow the what came before, creating a flow that you really don't get from most ambient discs. The tone is uplifting but subtle and abstract, and the occasional beats are never so pronounced as to disturb me from my plunge into slumber. 5 stars - without a doubt.

This release was issued as a numbered edition of 500 copies. It is a pity this work was not pressed in a larger quantity as the style is more mature, enveloping and down right moving compared to the first two releases.