CD-Charts Position 1

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Hong Kong: Remastered

by: Monolake

Release Date June 30, 2008

CD-Charts Position 2
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Plumbicon Versions

by: Monolake

Release Date May 22, 2006
How odd (and fortunate) that the best Monolake CD happens to be the cheapest one too. A taught series of compositions that benefit from a slightly dubby and atmospheric sound. After hearing it a few times I'm convinced there are understated clasical overtones although I can't put my finger on why that should be.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Polygon Cities

by: Monolake

Release Date June 20, 2005
How odd (and fortunate) that the best Monolake CD happens to be the cheapest one too. A taught series of compositions that benefit from a slightly dubby and atmospheric sound. After hearing it a few times I'm convinced there are understated clasical overtones although I can't put my finger on why that should be.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Interstate

by: Monolake

Release Date June 25, 2007
How odd (and fortunate) that the best Monolake CD happens to be the cheapest one too. A taught series of compositions that benefit from a slightly dubby and atmospheric sound. After hearing it a few times I'm convinced there are understated clasical overtones although I can't put my finger on why that should be.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Momentum

by: Monolake

Release Date December 01, 2003
If you're new to Monolake, this is the one you want. I'm sure many fans prefer their Monolake more downtempo and dubby than this, and to be fair that's how I first encountered it. But the essence of this stuff is spaced-out minimal techno, and that's what you get here - a full spectrum of clicks, washes, clangs, echoes, whispers, thuds, every beat and effect timed and tweaked to perfection. Other Monolake records work as aural narcotics; this one seems like a whole world you could walk into (if you didn't mind getting hopelessly lost, that is). No one else has come near to achieving what Robert Henke has done in this genre.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Interstate

by: Monolake

Release Date June 25, 2007
If you're new to Monolake, this is the one you want. I'm sure many fans prefer their Monolake more downtempo and dubby than this, and to be fair that's how I first encountered it. But the essence of this stuff is spaced-out minimal techno, and that's what you get here - a full spectrum of clicks, washes, clangs, echoes, whispers, thuds, every beat and effect timed and tweaked to perfection. Other Monolake records work as aural narcotics; this one seems like a whole world you could walk into (if you didn't mind getting hopelessly lost, that is). No one else has come near to achieving what Robert Henke has done in this genre.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Plumbicon Versions Vol.2 [12" VINYL]

by: Monolake

Release Date February 20, 2006
If you're new to Monolake, this is the one you want. I'm sure many fans prefer their Monolake more downtempo and dubby than this, and to be fair that's how I first encountered it. But the essence of this stuff is spaced-out minimal techno, and that's what you get here - a full spectrum of clicks, washes, clangs, echoes, whispers, thuds, every beat and effect timed and tweaked to perfection. Other Monolake records work as aural narcotics; this one seems like a whole world you could walk into (if you didn't mind getting hopelessly lost, that is). No one else has come near to achieving what Robert Henke has done in this genre.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Bicom [12" VINYL]

by: Monolake

Release Date August 06, 2007
If you're new to Monolake, this is the one you want. I'm sure many fans prefer their Monolake more downtempo and dubby than this, and to be fair that's how I first encountered it. But the essence of this stuff is spaced-out minimal techno, and that's what you get here - a full spectrum of clicks, washes, clangs, echoes, whispers, thuds, every beat and effect timed and tweaked to perfection. Other Monolake records work as aural narcotics; this one seems like a whole world you could walk into (if you didn't mind getting hopelessly lost, that is). No one else has come near to achieving what Robert Henke has done in this genre.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Invisible Force [12" VINYL]

by: Monolake

Release Date February 07, 2005
If you're new to Monolake, this is the one you want. I'm sure many fans prefer their Monolake more downtempo and dubby than this, and to be fair that's how I first encountered it. But the essence of this stuff is spaced-out minimal techno, and that's what you get here - a full spectrum of clicks, washes, clangs, echoes, whispers, thuds, every beat and effect timed and tweaked to perfection. Other Monolake records work as aural narcotics; this one seems like a whole world you could walk into (if you didn't mind getting hopelessly lost, that is). No one else has come near to achieving what Robert Henke has done in this genre.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Cinemascope

by: Monolake

Release Date September 27, 2004
If you're new to Monolake, this is the one you want. I'm sure many fans prefer their Monolake more downtempo and dubby than this, and to be fair that's how I first encountered it. But the essence of this stuff is spaced-out minimal techno, and that's what you get here - a full spectrum of clicks, washes, clangs, echoes, whispers, thuds, every beat and effect timed and tweaked to perfection. Other Monolake records work as aural narcotics; this one seems like a whole world you could walk into (if you didn't mind getting hopelessly lost, that is). No one else has come near to achieving what Robert Henke has done in this genre.