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Theme From Tiatto

by Tiatto

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Theme From Tiatto (Radio Edit) 04:06
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Theme From Tiatto (Andy Rantzen Remix) 04:54
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Cellophane 06:38
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Theme From Tiatto 05:56
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Lateralis 03:19
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The story of Tiatto begins in a Brixton garret opposite a crackhouse in 2001, with the chance meeting of Ben Wah and Max Devere, who quickly whipped up a couple of albums of material. After leaving their laptop on the tube one night, the project went into hiatus until the Reason files suddenly appeared on a warez board several years later.

Relocating to Melbourne they were joined by Nick Fakeman, the notorious twin-handed keyboard demon of Clifton Hill, and Canadian renegade entrepreneur Ganz Enfarben. Producer extraordinaire Simon Grounds stepped in to help turn the chaos into a record.

Theme From Tiatto is the first taster. Teutonic slabs of analogue synthesizer, random breakbeats, funky distorted clavinet stabs, ambient drones and earsplitting guitar noises from special guest Penny Ikinger – what more could a music fan want? How about Andy Rantzen, who needed some practise to warm up his dance music production chops before getting stuck into work on the new Itch-E & Scratch-E album. Check out his remix, full of reverse polarity groove.

“Elements of more abstract noise rearing their heads amongst the more dance-friendly rhythms, through hypnotically glimmering analogue synth tones, grinding broken machine rhythms and spectral dub drop-outs”
Cyclic Defrost

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released September 21, 2010

Tiatto are Ben Wah, Max Devere, Nick Fakeman and Ganz Enfarben with special guest Penny Ikinger
Mastered by Danny Bonnici
Design concept by Derek Supryka
Design layout by James Wingrove
Photography by Ray Manley

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