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Various Artists
Anthroposcéne

Anthroposcéne
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Catno

LOST001

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

Belgium

Release date

Dec 6, 2022

Lost in Translation is a record label based in Brussels founded by two friends in the Spring of 2022.

Lost in Translation is a record label based in Brussels founded by two friends in the Spring of 2022. Anchored in the heart of Europe, the project aims to deliver a unique artist driven vision centered on a collaborative approach to musical storytelling.

Releases are built track by track, providing a space for the featured artists to bounce off of each other’s sonic influences, and weave together a cohesive musical story told from studios around the world.

Accompanied by audiovisual works and short-stories crafted around the music, each release is an exercise in multi-disciplinary world-building, setting out a narrative soundscape that invites listeners to get lost in its evolving atmospheres and rhythms.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

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A1

Prologue: Saphileaum

A2

Act I: Alfred Czital x Moon Patrol

A3

Act II: Human Space Machine

B1

Act III: Owl

B2

Act IV: Orca Silent

B3

Epilogue: Martinou

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