 Artist: Salt Tank: mp3 download Genre(s): Electronic Trance Salt Tank's discography:  The Energy Year: 2001 Tracks: 1  Eugina Year: 2000 Tracks: 3  Wavebreaks Year: 1997 Tracks: 8  Science and Nature Year: 1996 Tracks: 9 Salt Tank possesses an inherent aptitude for beautiful techno and trance kindred to Orbital though their focus on trenchant techno and live-show performance (with guitars and brake drum kits as well as synthesizer banks) puts them more in line with Underworld. Formed by Malcolm Stanners and David Gates with Andrew Rose added later for an together lean, the trio recorded several singles earlier sign language to Internal Records and finding a surprise British Top 40 single in "Eugina." Originally, Stanners and Gates knew each other from an early historic period, sharing an heart for humanity music and the ill-humored, festival movement. The couple embraced acid-house as good by the mid-'80s, and Stanners began working at Paradise Studio, where he engineered for Hawkwind, the Beloved, Kevin Saunderson's Inner City and Derrick May. By 1991, Stanners and Gates had earned sufficiency money to purchase their have gear, afterwards which they recorded three limited EPs on their have 4 Real Communications. The releases created a buzz in the dance residential area -- dropped into sets by Andrew Weatherall and Kris Needs -- and made it to the radio as well via The John Peel Show. After sign language to Internal Records (likewise the home base of Orbital and the Advent), the duette released their proper debut album, Science and Nature. The single "Eugina" hit the British Top 40, and recruited Andrew Rose as a nominal frontman for their live render. Salt Tank's sophomore LP Wavebreaks followed in 1997, and the trio became 1 of the few bands to spiel a live set at the Liverpool super-club Cream. |
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