Y2112Y (Bonus Tracks Version), by 32CRASH

Y2112Y (Bonus Tracks Version)

by 32CRASH

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1.	100Y 03:12	buy track
2.	Aliens On Earth 03:28	buy track
3.	Dawning Sun 03:09	buy track
4.	What Happened Here 04:29	buy track
5.	The Man Who Came From Later 02:53	buy track
6.	Into The Hole 04:09	buy track
7.	Impressionist Piece For A Free Planet 02:56	buy track
8.	Hyperreal 03:26	buy track
9.	Kryptonically Yours 04:03	buy track
10.	Elegy For Himself 03:21	buy track
11.	Human Decomposition 02:36	buy track
12.	Not Quite Human 03:19	buy track
13.	Perpetuum Mobile 03:40	buy track
14.	xn+1=axn(1-xn) 03:18	buy track
15.	Lasercutter 01:04	buy track
16.	The Attack On ZA4 04:04	buy track
17.	Neighbours 03:26	buy track
18.	MelangOhlm's Hit And Run 04:24	buy track
19.	A Tiny Foil Of Oil 04:15	buy track
20.	The Ol-Lesar Mass 06:24	buy track
21.	Impressionist Piece For A Free Planet (The Rubber Incident) 02:30	buy track
22.	The Ol-Lesar Mass (War Song) 03:21	buy track
23.	100Y (Ganrif) 03:11	buy track
24.	Elegy For Himself (Please Dance On My Grave) 04:21	buy track
25.	Dawning Sun (The Sound Of 32C) 03:22	buy track
26.	The Man Who Came From Later (Autostrade) 03:00	buy track
27.	Human Decomposition (Solved In Acid) 02:50	buy track
28.	Into The Hole (At The End Of The Light) 03:34	buy track
29.	What Happened Here (3rd Evangelic) 03:38	buy track
30.	Aliens On Earth (The Core Isn’t Liquid Anymore) 02:58	buy track
31.	A New Order 01:46	buy track
32.	MelangOhlm's Hit And Run (Classic Killer Theme) 03:43	buy track
33.	Not Quite Human (Altered DNA) 05:05	buy track
34.	Perpetuum Mobile (Will It Blend) 03:21	buy track
35.	Kryptonically Yours (Particles In Orbit) 04:09	buy track
36.	xn+1=axn(1-xn) (Tapis Vollante) 02:08	buy track
37.	Hyperreal (Really Hyper) 03:25	buy track
38.	Neighbours (The Bitch Next Door Has A Gun) 03:20	buy track

about

Our favorite Belgian time-travelers Len Lemeire, Jan D'Hooghe and Jean-Luc De Meyer just returned from their last intergalactic mission. 32CRASH are back on Earth!

FRONT 242's lead-vocalist and his gang lead us through this 20-track album, depicting a detailed state of the World, in the year 2112. Aliens on Earth. A destroyed space colony. Telepathic guides warning of cosmic threats. Complex machinery replicating human life-form. Toxic rains over entire continents. Unexplained shifts of paradigms and quantum leaps. Random time travel. Artichoke sauce and speculoos. Professional robot-hunters. Trillions of flies. Invisibility discovered. Flourishing DAL music scene. The chemical value of the human body.

With this new 'Y2112Y' full length album, 32CRASH opens the door to a parallel 'music' universe where upbeat futuristic electronic tunes led by the unmatchable vocal talent of Jean-Luc De Meyer crash into electric wave vibes with a fresh minimal retro punk touch. A beautiful piece of art on which 3 human beings managed to bridge futuristic technologies with sonic experimentation, an extravagant concept and a strong vocal performance. An album that breathes freshness and freedom and reminds us that art takes another dimension when made with the heart and a solid sense of sarcasm and humor… Simply uplifting!

32CRASH will be on tour in our galaxy this winter – book your seat on the shuttle!

One can always expect the unexpected with 32CRASH, thus we also get served a limited edition box containing, in addition to the album Y2112Y, an impressive remix album 'AD MMCXII' with 18 complete reinterpretations of Y2112Y tracks, all arranged and remixed by 32CRASH themselves, on which the Belgian boys reiterate their madness for a new "retro" sonic experience at full blast.

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released October 21, 2011

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Alfa Matrix Brussel, Belgium

Since 2001, Belgium-based label Alfa Matrix has become a trademark for underground electronic music. We are open to various styles including power EBM, dark elektro, industrial, synth pop, electronica, trip hop, drum’n bass, goth rock, wave, etc. Home of bands like FRONT 242, AYRIA, ALIEN VAMPIRES, HELALYN FLOWERS, METROLAND, BRUDERSCHAFT, ACYLUM, MONDTRÄUME, PNE, STAR INDUSTRY, UNTER NULL, etc. ... more

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