Published
Sat, Mar 24, 2007, 16:45
- The studio whiz releases a new full length LP on Mark Romboy’s Systematic label.
Robert Babicz releases a new full length LP on Mark Romboy’s Systematic label. ‘A Cheerful Temper’ drops in early May.
Babicz has been around the block (and back). In the nineties he released acid house as Rob Acid, to big success (his debut release ‘Happy Answer’ climbed the English pop charts), he has released ambient records under the names Alton Inc and Dicabor, and this decade he’s been making more techno-oriented club tracks under his own name.
Babicz is also a studio head. He often does mastering work for the likes of Martinez, Minilogue and Gabriel Ananda (and anyone else for that matter, check his page for rates.) His studio is rammed with stacks of old analogue equipment, drum machines and EQs the size of living rooms, some gleaned from German TV stations. He’s also one of the most dedicated live acts around, varying his set from weekend to weekend out in the clubs.
Babicz’s latest album ‘A Cheerful Temper’ promises to move between techno, electronica and house. Answering the question why he chose this name for the album, Babicz explains that he feels caught between two worlds: "The real world of everyday life and a surreal dream world comparable to the backdrop of a fairy tale."
For a taste of Babicz’s sound, download his new March promo set.
‘A Cheerful Temper’ tracklist
1. Milo´s Groove
2. Chrystal Castle
3. Liquid Titan
4. Neoreplicator
5. Warsaw
6. Sin
7. Imperial Star
8. Losing Memories
9. Tarja´s Dream
10. Flower of Life
The album will also arrive on three 12” vinyls, released on May 2nd, May 23rd and June 20th respectively.
Vinyl 1
A1 Crystal Castle
B1 Neoreplicator
B2 Liquid Titan
Vinyl 2
A1 Losing Memories
B1 Milo´s Groove
B2 Warsaw
Vinyl 3
A1 Imperial Star
B1 Tarja´s Dream
’A Cheerful Temper’ by Robert Babicz will be released on Systematic Recordings on May 23, 2007.