MANNIGFALTIG 3LP

(3LP)
3LP. Elements of ambient, downtempo, electronica, pop and minimal are infused with the sounds of nature, a choral sense of musicality and wistful air of grace across all the majestically composed pieces.
Genre Electronic & Dance
FormatVINYL
Cat. noK7380LP
Label STUDIO K7
Artist DOMINIK EULBERG
Release Date06/09/2019
Carrier3LP
Barcode730003738012
TRACKLISTING: A1. Eintagsfliege (Ephemera danica) - Mayfly  Winged insect whose imago is living mostly one to several days. A2. Zweibrütiger Scheckenfalter (Melitaea parthenoides) - Meadow fritillary  Butterfly which produces two generations per year. B1. Dreizehenspecht (Picoides tridactylus) - Three-toed woodpecker  Bird with just three fully developed toes. B2. Vierfleck (Libellula quadrimaculata) - Four-spotted chaser  Dragonfly with four dark spots, one on each wing. C1. Fünffleck-Widderchen (Zygaena viciae) - New Forest Burnet  Moth with five red spots per forewing. C2. Sechslinien-Bodeneule (Xestia sexstrigata) - Six-striped rustic  Moth with six distinctive lines on each forewing. D1. Siebenschläfer (Glis glis) - Dormouse  rodent which is hibernating more than seven months. D2. Goldene Acht (Colias hyale) - Pale yellow butterfly which has a figure-eight shaped pattern on his lower outer wing. E1. Neuntöter (Lanius collurio) - Red-backed shrike  Songbird which is spearing its prey on spines; formely it was thought he would kill nine of them before feeding on one. E2. Zehnpunkt-Marienkäfer (Adalia decempunctata) - Ten-spotted ladybird  Beetle which has ten spots on his shell. F1. Elfenbein-Flechtenbär (Cybosia mesomella) - Four-dotted footman  Moth whose German name indeed contains the word šeleven›, but to be honest: I cheated a little here. F2. Zwölfpunkt-Spargelkäfer (Crioceris duodecimpunctata) - Twelve-spotted asparagus beetle - Beetle which has twelve spots on his shell OVERVIEW: Producer, biologist, and ecologist Dominik Eulberg announces new album ˜Mannigfaltig™  a plea to help save nature™s biodiversity. Finally. More than eight years after Diorama, Dominik Eulberg releases his long awaited fifth studio album Manni- gfaltig. With twelve elaborate pieces of music, he creates a burning plea to preserve the breathtaking biodiversity of nature and at the same time warns of the threat posed to it by humans. It is a detailed record that demands close listening and showcases Eulberg's considerable synth craft, with drawn out pads and delicate keys laid over undulating rhythms that slowly take you through a wide range of emotions. Elements of ambient, downtempo, electronica, pop and minimal are infused with the sounds of nature, a choral sense of musicality and wistful air of grace across all the majestically composed pieces.