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1. Dec 14,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Black Buildings on Discogs. Label: Peacefrog Records - PFGLP • Format: 2x, Vinyl LP, Album • Country: UK • Genre: Electronic • Style: Abstract, Future Jazz, Ambient/5(92).

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2. out of 5 stars Detroit Escalator Company, The - Black Buildings Reviewed in the United States on February 22, On The Detroit Escalator Co.'s second full album, Black Buildings, Neil Ollivierra manages once again to coax emotion from machines.5/5(6).

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4. On The Detroit Escalator Co.'s second full album, Black Buildings, Neil Ollivierra manages once again to coax emotion from machines. The bass seems a bit more pronounced, as if he were constructing solid foundations for these buildings -- but keep in mind that bass does not always translate into kick drums.5/5(6).

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5. Sep 22,  · On The Detroit Escalator Co.’s second full album, Black Buildings, Neil Ollivierra manages once again to coax emotion from machines. The bass seems a bit more pronounced, as if he were constructing solid foundations for these buildings -- but keep in mind that bass does not always translate into kick drums/5().

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6. Nov 05,  · Buy Black Buildings by The Detroit Escalator Co. on Bleep. Download MP3, WAV, FLAC.

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7. Black Buildings, an Album by The Detroit Escalator Co.. Released 28 April on Peacefrog (catalog no. PFG; CD). Genres: Ambient Techno, IDM.

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8. The Detroit Escalator Co. ReleaseProduct Black Buildings Label Peacefrog Records Catalogue Number PFGDA Release Date November 5,

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9. The Detroit Escalator Co.’s debut, Soundtrack (), on the sorely missed Ferox label, is deeply emotional with a gorgeously electronic sensibility. From the opening strains of “Gratiot” and the reverb chords of “Abstract Forward Motion (As a Mission),” there’s a deepness that transcends genre.

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