Untitled Dubs, by The Nautilus Project

Untitled Dubs

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1.	Untitled Dub #1 09:42	buy track
2.	Untitled Dub #2 08:30	buy track
3.	Untitled Dub #1 [Axs Sleeping Cell Dub] 06:29	buy track
4.	Untitled Dub #2 [Fingers In The Noise Remix] 07:09	buy track

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Previously published on the Helsinki based Red Dye netlabel back in 2011, this release has been brought back and saved from extinction or before it is forgotten.

The entire creation process of this mini album was designed in kind of "make it and destroy it", which means that is has been finally recorded straight away from first impressions and intuition in one round and then the project files are deleted to give these tracks a certain sense of value. It was during the early years of this music project when this idea came back since the very first release on Red Dye started with this type of creation process. It was also the same time that The Nautilus Project gave up pure software production and slowly began to switch to hardware, accompanied by many discussions and interesting conversations about obsolete computer devices from the 80s and sound structures of older systems.

Encouraged by Axs (aka Zwei Kreise), a musical companion since the days of the ZeECc label, this short release came about, supported by two remixes by Axs himself and Fingers In The Noise.

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released March 29, 2011

re-released 2021
Written & Produced by TNP at Nemo's Headquarters
Additional Remixes by Axs & Fingers In The Noise
Made in Germany 2011
© The Nautilus Project 2011

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The Nautilus Project Zittau, Germany

The Nautilus Project is an open music world, ranging between nautical themes, atmospheric nature based excursions and postmodern sci-fi-world explorations, founded by Marcel "Nemo" Frehse.

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