Sebastian Mullaert and Marcus Henriksson, aka Minilogue, IMPS, Son Kite and lord knows what else, have two new records up their sleeves. They're set to a release both the double CD Animals as Minilogue on Sven Vath’s Cocoon label, and a full length album as IMPS on Japanese label Mule Electronic.
The Cocoon album is split into individual tracks, but is billed as a proper album designed to be listened to from beginning to end. Ranging from peaktime techno to beatless ambience over two discs, Animals includes the Minilogue hit on Crosstown Rebels ‘Hitchhiker’s Choice’ (see video below—two million YouTube hits and counting) but the bulk of the tracks are new and exclusive material. The 2x12" vinyl includes the more DJ-friendly cuts from the album.
Minilogue - Animals tracklist
CD1
01 Yesterday Bells
02 Cow, Crickets and Clay
03 Hitchhiker´s Choice
04 Loud
05 We All
06 33000 Honeybees
07 Jamaica
08 View Of A Juggling Ball
09 Giant Hairy Super Monsters
10 Hypnotized
11 Animals
12 In A Distance
CD2
01 Old Water
02 Windows
03 City Lights
04 Six Arms And One Leg
05 Swamp OP
06 In The Shade Of The Sun
07 Stations 1
08 Stations 2
09 Stations 3
10 Even The Wind Seemed In Deep Sleep
11 Europhonia
12 Feeling In Spring Beside The Dressing Table
13 Seconds (Colour & Sound)
14 Outro
2 x vinyl
01 Animals
02 Jamaica
03 33000 Honeybees
04 Cow, Crickets and Clay
01 Hypnotized
02 Giant Hairy Super Monsters
03 We All
04 In A Distance
If that’s not enough Minilogue, the duo from Malmö are also issuing the live jazz improv album 'Bring Out the IMPS' on Japanese label Mule Electronic. The records includes both sides of IMPS recent 12-inch on the same label--expect wiggly synths and funk feel.
IMPS – Bring out the IMPS tracklist
01 Second Track
02 Almost Live but Definitely Plugged
03 Bring out the Imps
04 Heaven and Bagpipes
05 Get a Grip
06 Lost in Rostanga
07 Return of the IMPS
08 Uncle Limps (Turkish Version)
09 Bubble and Squeak
10 Jontys Way
11 Instant IMPS
’Animals’ by Minilogue will be released on Cocoon Recordings on April 28th, 2008. 'Bring Out the IMPS' drops on Mule Electronic on May 26th, 2008.
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