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EFFICIENT 005EP
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Andy Rantzen returns after appearing on Efficient Space's Oz Waves (EFFICIENT 004LP) with 1/66, a collection of four dubs from his 1999-2000 archives. Home recorded, the retrospective is led by the earth shattering digi-stepper "Rock Steady". Originally intended for an abandoned dub album, "Rock Steady" and "Fantasy Dub" were saved from the cutting room floor by Australian CD-only compilations on Creative Vibes and vital collective Clan Analogue, while "Green River" was never released. The dubs finally find union with the New York hip-hop/dancehall style of "Green Man", from his second solo album The Blue Hour Vol. 3: Deep Blue (2001). Rantzen's earliest work stretches back to Pelican Daughters, an ensemble who proliferated industrial leaning ambient and tape loop experiments.
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