Return To The Center, by Various Artists

Return To The Center

by Various Artists

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Digital Album

2008-2011. Three years of Time To Express. Time for an overview. Time to return to the center. This compilation presents past, present and future of the label, in terms of sound as well as participating artists. 'Return To The Center' incorporates tracks previously only available on vinyl, alongside six unreleased ones. The label's highly specific techno sound is enriched with several experimental works - a clear hint at future developments.

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1.	Object - 113 02:38	info	download
2.	Sendai - System Policy Variant 06:12	info	download
3.	Tr nch & IORI - Barreleye 08:07	info	download
4.	Sendai - Below K-pun One Peter Van Hoesen Remix 09:25	info	download
5.	Peter Van Hoesen & Donato Dozzy - Dock 09:02	info	download
6.	Object - Folk Five 03:11	info	download
7.	Peter Van Hoesen - Hope In Honesterror 11:05	info	download
8.	SP-X - Extract 06:19	info	download
9.	Peter Van Hoesen - Defense Against The Self - Lucy Remix 06:45	info	download
10.	Peter Van Hoesen & Donato Dozzy - Elektra 06:52	info	download
11.	Temporary - Blue Box 04:20	info	download
12.	Sendai - Northeast 04:12	info	download
13.	Object - Nocpy 04:00	info	download
14.	Sendai - Northeast 04:12	info	download

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Various Artists: Return To The Center (T2X16) / A Time To Express label compilation.

"Return to the Center is, like so many other notable compilations this year, not just another hodgepodge collection. Basically an album-length expansion of the 61 Center Returning series of various artists EPs released by Peter Van Hoesen's Time 2 Express label, it has a coherency and a narrative sorely lacked by other label profiles. (...) This is real warehouse stuff, and it sounds like a warehouse: mottled grey concrete fractured at the stress points, dirty and scuffed, and impossibly, overwhelmingly expansive. " (Resident Advisor, 4/5 review)