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Red Zero Seven

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1.
Bovaflux - Startup 01:14
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Kutchi - Sciamatchy 05:18
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The Marcia Blaine School for Girls - Minraud 07:10
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Thought Universe - DXNHI35 04:44
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Liquid Past 04:36
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6.
Buoy - Twenty Two 03:28
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Red Zero Seven was the first release in a series of colour coded CDs, again in ultra-modern designed sleeves and pressed on stylish clear rimmed CDs. Struktur’s attention to detail was always impeccable. Startup by BovaFlux is the shortest track on the CD but provides a gently throbbing futuristic atmosphere to set the mood. Kuchi’s -Sciamatchy picks things up with a schizophrenic track that combines beautiful melodies with thunderous beats that switch from sub-bass pounding to clear stabbing precision. The 2 gems of this EP however are Marcia Blaine, School For Girls’ Minraud and Bovaflux’s Liquid Past. The Marcia Blaine track is beautifully warm and melodic yet slightly broody, steadily unfolding to reveal an optimistic side. Bovaflux also produces a perfectly paced ambient techno excursion by utilizing smooth punchy beats, fizzy bass and heavily manipulated vocal samples for an added effect. Also, worthy of note is Thought Universe’s DX35NHI, a futuristic robotic electro track complete with blips, whirs and voices along with dubby break beats over a sweeping electronic backing. Finally, there is the closing track Twenty-Two by Buoy that has all the qualities of the Bovaflux and Marcia Blaine School For Girls tracks but is executed at a much more up-tempo pace which tends to distract from it’s finer qualities.

Struktur was a Manchester based record label initially established by graphic designer Ian Edmundson and computer programmer Eddy Symons. Later musician and artist Mark Pilkington joined the label. As a follow up to Red Zero Seven the label released Orange Zero Six CD by various artists. The label was active between 2002 to 2004.

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released January 20, 2002

Designed by Ideals Group in Manchester

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