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K2PROJECT (Remastered)

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***Note: This is an 9 track album, over 70 mins in length. Only track samples are viewable - the full album tracks will appear as a bonus when you purchase the album (which is why you see 18 tracks not 9). Cover artwork is included.

Remastered by John Dyson, 2010.

On K2Project Stephan Whitlan is joined by Keith Corbett. In common with 'Map reference' K2Project opens with a completely awesome show-case of divine EM melodics. The approach is unique and attention to detail staggering. 'K2' is an uptempo piece with some deft touches and a catchy melody. Somehow this track sounds "beneath" Stephan however. It's too predictable and safe, though the Hammond solo is superb - and perhaps I'm trying to read too much into what is a vibrant jam session. 'Voyager' features an impeccable moog solo and more great sequential riffs, preparing the ground perfectly for the magnificent 'Perpetual Winter' which show-cases sublime piano melodics and some mouth watering Yamaha CS80 synth leads.

At just under 12 minutes 'Arcturus' is the longest piece and again combines clever and infectious motifs with some sensational sequence packets which fulfil melodic as well as rhythmic duties with equal success. This is a multilayered masterpiece with more twists and turns than a white knuckle funfair ride. 'Burn' certainly comes as a surprise. Distorted vocals, bass laden slow beat, strange effects. 'The Dreamer' is however bristling with Stephan Whitlan synth brilliance and it really is a catchy 5 minute gem.

'FrostBite' cranks up the sequences again, an edgier piece with attitude and plenty to keep the interest levels high. It builds superbly to a midpoint "timeout" which increases the melodic angle before embarking on more rhythmic magnificence. Possibly the pick of the album. The album ends with 'Illegal Data' which again serves up plenty to entertain.

One to get your teeth into. The collaboration has added new options to Stephan's already impressive arsenal and if you stick with this and start explore the many layers to this album you'll find there really are wonders to behold. (GG)

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released June 1, 1999

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Stephan Whitlan UK

Stalwart of the "UK Synth Scene", Stephan's multifarious involvement in anything and everything "UK Electronica", "Location", or "Hampshire" related belies the fact that in his own right he is a virtuoso synth performer without peer. Here on Stephan's "official" Bandcamp site you will find his definitive works. ... more

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