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  <catalogue-number type="integer">17</catalogue-number>
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  <description>&lt;p&gt;Already having made a name for himself with his previous releases in Athenian label Quetempo and his dense livesets, Biomass presents his third full-length album, &#8216;Electrozali&#8217;. 
This time, he has guided his love for sampling to traditional instruments such as the cretan lyra, to produce what is arguably his best work. The familiar Biomass-style click&#8217;n&#8217;cut dub is enhanced by processed strings, drones made out of the most impossible sources and uncanny vocal samples. The result is undeniably eclectic, original, addictive and &#8211; may we even say &#8211; catchy. The contagious grooves and the choirs of stretched lyras amount to an honest tribute to traditional sounds, a meta-comment on tradition itself if you will, but most of all, a good excuse to move your body until it dehydrates.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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  <name>Electrozali</name>
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  <published type="boolean">true</published>
  <release-date type="date">2009-05-30</release-date>
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