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TQA002 : Elika - Self​-​Titled

by TQA Records

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1.
Elika - Elliptical White Tablet 01:58
2.
Elika - Fire 04:46
3.
Elika - You're Not Safe At All 04:56
4.
Elika - Siesta 03:29
5.
Elika - Building Around It 04:08
6.
Elika - December 01:00
7.
Elika - We Stay The Same 03:05
8.
Elika - Employment 02:40
9.
Elika - Farewell 01:10

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Elika formed in New York in 2005 by Evagelia Maravelias and Brian Wenckebach, Elika describe their dreamy music as “blissed-out ambience with head-nodding beats that range from Downtempo to Trance to IDM.”

They mix spacey female vocals with gauzy, textured guitars; field recordings; and crisp drum programming to create incredibly visual songs with the atmosphere of childhood and layers of detail. Describing their influences, Eva and Brian mention Slowdive, Karen Carpenter, Boards of Canada, Nico, Squarepusher and Flying Saucer Attack.

Released: August 2006

Hand-packaged and limited to 200 copies, double-color silver/BLUE CDR, two-sided cover printed on glossy jacket, painting by Evagelia Maravelias, with double-panel paper lyric sheet, inserted in a clear vinyl sleeve.

Tracklist:

1. Elliptical white tablet
2. Fire
3. You're not safe at all
4. Siesta
5. Building around it
6. December
7. We stay the same
8. Employment
9. Farewell

Elika is : Evagelia Maravelias and Brian Wenckebach
Recorded at home in Brooklyn.

Additional live drums recorded by : Michael Ryan in Chicago

Additional musicians : Andy Durutti (bass), Daniel Lee (programming on 9)

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released August 1, 2006

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Micro-label & mail-order distro based out of Montreal. We specialized in limited handmade objects featuring ambient/drone, shoegaze, kraut, experimental & electronic music.

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