AUTO REVERSE by LE CAR
| SKU | 91450 |
| Artist | LE CAR |
| Title | AUTO REVERSE |
| Label | CLONE CLASSIC CUTS |
| Catalog # | CCC 030 |
| Tag | |
| Release | W 05 - 2017 |
| Format | Vinyl - EU2LP |
| Import | |
| € 28,50 | incl. VAT, excl. shipping |
Tracks
- Car Scene One
- Audiofile Seven
- Audiofile 12
- Audiofile Five
- Audiofile Nine
- Motorway Sparks Af18
- Vinyl Seat
- Audiofile 10
- 15 (S'prang)
- Af16 (The Concept Car)
- Aluminium Rectangles
- Malice
- 20_20
- Warm Humans
- Version 19
- Cinematic-automatic
- Flame Job
- Fony
- Beau Ideal
- Final Auto Attendant (Alt Version)it
Description
A killer selection of ice cold motorized Detroit electro tracks by Le Car! LTD edition 2LP albumAfter Le Car had been dismantled and the parts put in storage years ago we have a final ride with Le Car that has been reassembled for the occasion. The '96-'97 Detroit electro project by Adam Lee Miller (Later known for his Adult. project) and Ian Clarke (known for his Perspects project) show another side of the Detroit music scene. The duo met at Art School and had a shared love for electronic music and conceptual art. This resulted in their own little vehicle named Le Car that had a test drive for four ep's. The Auto-fuel Ep, Auto-graph Ep, Automatic and the final Auto-motif ep of which 3 came out on MIller's Detroit label "Monoplaza Record Company" (A Sublabel of Ersatz Audio). The connection between Rotterdam/The Hague and Detroit was quickly made those days when a new generation of producers came up (including producers such as DBX, Ectomorph and Drexciya) which resulted in collaborations and releases of Adult., Perspects and also Drexciya. These releases by Le Car are the conceptual link between the Detroit techno scene and the heritage of the automotive city that effected everything thats been going on in the city for the last 4-5 decades. Inspired by the electronic musical pioneers that came to rise during the decline of the city which was in full effect during the 80's. Robots replacing humans in the factories, Electronic machines replacing musical instruments. Where the warm Motown sound could stand for the rise of the city, the city's electro/techno movement which appeared in all layers of the population can be seen as the (beautiful) reflection of the city's downfall with Le Car as one understated and important part revealing and "audiolizing" the connections. Now, 20 years after their first test drive we celebrate the last ride of Le Car on Clone Classic Cuts. Enjoy the ride!
