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Disc 01
01. "Black Sun"
02. "This Is Where You End"
03. "Fever Knife"
04. "Torched"
05. "Fade Out"
06. "Pulse"
07. "A Vision Stain"
08. "Got To Get It Over"
Disc 02
01. "Black Sun (Feedback)"
02. "Torched (Original Mix)"
03. "Got To Get It Over (Original Mix)"
04. "This Is Where You End (Demo)"
05. "Pulse (Peel Session)"
06. "This Is Where You End (Peel Session)"
07. "Collision (Peel Session)"
08. "I (Guitar Loop)"
09. "II (Guitar Loop)"
10. "III (Guitar Loop)"
11. "IV (Guitar Loop)"
12. "V (Guitar Loop)"
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 | | Description: | Fade Out by Loop, released 21 February 2020.
This version of Fade Out comes as a 2xCD. - A remastered and repackaged re-release of Loop's Fade Out. The album in it's entirety on CD 1, with the bonus tracks (including relevant Peel session material from the time) on CD 2, the bonus material is available on CD formats only. Fade Out was originally released on Chapter 22 Records in late 1988, the Peel session was recorded at that time too: Loop were loosely influenced by bands such as The Velvet Underground, The Stooges, The MC5, but retaining an avant-garde and experimental edge from Can, Faust, Neu!, Rhys Chatham, Glenn Branca and minimalist systems music, to name but a few. As with Heavens End, Fade Out was remastered by Robert Hampson with Kevin Metcalfe at Soundmasters, with the original album on CD 1, and 4 unreleased demo versions, 3 peel session tracks, and the 5 guitar loops(!!!) on CD 2.Remastered CD reissue of the [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/369958]"Fade Out" LP[/url] plus additional CD with bonus tracks, guitar loops and Peel Session.
Remastered at The Soundmasters, July 2008.
Tracks 1-1 to 2-3 recorded at Blackwing and mixed at Worldwide International, August 1988.
Track 2-4 recorded at the House In The Woods, June 1988.
Tracks 2-5 to 2-7 (Peel Session) recorded at Maida Vale Studios for BBC Radio 1's John Peel show.
First transmission date: 27th June 1988.
Tracks 2-8 to 2-12 (guitar loops) recorded at the House In The Woods, July 1988.
Text about the special packaging from Robert Hampson's website:
CD's are "housed in a Mini Vinyl style card sleeve, which reproduce the original artwork which has been slightly modified to fit the gatefold format and including inner bags for both discs."
Same as [r1543044] but with barcode printed on back cover."Fade Out" is an atmospheric CD release by Loop, presented by Reactor, that invites listeners into an immersive world of hypnotic soundscapes and slowly evolving textures. The album explores the idea of disappearance and transformation in sound: pieces build patiently, layering subtle rhythmic pulses, shimmering drones and melodic fragments that drift in and out of focus. Instead of fast hooks, "Fade Out" relies on tension, space and a cinematic sense of progression, making it ideal for late-night listening, focused work, or quiet moments of reflection. The production favors depth and clarity, allowing every tone to breathe and every gradual transition to feel organic rather than forced.
Loop's music on this CD moves between ambient, downtempo and experimental electronic influences, always with a strong sense of mood. Tracks are structured to draw the listener into a flow, where time seems to stretch and each small shift in harmony or texture feels significant. The overall sound is warm yet detailed, with soft low-end contours and carefully sculpted high frequencies that never become harsh. "Fade Out" is particularly appealing for fans who appreciate long-form listening experiences: it works both as a coherent album from start to finish and as a collection of individual pieces that can stand on their own in playlists, DJ sets or sound design contexts.
Loop, as an artist, is characterized by a focus on repetition, gradual development and emotional restraint rather than dramatic climaxes. The project's strength lies in building a consistent sonic identity that favors subtlety: minimalist motifs, evolving pads and finely tuned effects are combined to create music that feels introspective and immersive. Instead of spotlighting virtuosic performance or conventional song structures, Loop emphasizes atmosphere and texture, inviting listeners to sink into a sound world where details reveal themselves with each new listen.
Reactor, the manufacturer behind this release, positions itself as a home for forward-thinking, sound-driven productions. With a focus on quality over quantity, Reactor pays particular attention to mastering, packaging and overall presentation, ensuring that each CD feels like a carefully curated object rather than a disposable product. The label tends to gravitate toward artists who explore mood and space in their work, and "Fade Out" fits perfectly into this philosophy. By combining a refined sound aesthetic with a commitment to well-produced physical releases, Reactor strengthens the connection between artist, medium and listener, making this CD a compelling choice for collectors and lovers of immersive electronic music. | | | No. of tracks: |
17 |
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00139047 |
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