Deleted (1999-2006), by Undermathic

Deleted (1999-2006)

by Undermathic

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1.	Mechanical Steering 03:39
2.	Bypass 04:35
3.	Stereo 04:17
4.	Popmusic 03:34
5.	Idleness (free) 05:12	download
6.	Parallel 04:20
7.	Drugi Brzeg 03:52
8.	Film 04:50
9.	Moyen Age 03:57
10.	Sagarmatha 06:47
11.	I'm Waiting 04:06
12.	My Room 04:31
13.	Far From You 06:14

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Album remastered in 2022.

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Undermathic presents his listeners with 13 unreleased and deleted tracks from his pre-album years in a digital-only release appropriately titled ‘Deleted (1999-2006)’. Each song here could easily pass for new material, exhibiting Maciej’s solid production and composing skills even in their earliest stages. From the industrial-tinged tautness of “Mechanical Steering”, “Bypass”, and “Moyen Age”, the quirky electro rhythms of “Stereo” and “Idleness”, to the smooth melody-laced atmospheres of “My Room”, “Parallel”, and “I’m Waiting”, Undermathic once again delivers another memorable collection of songs full of vitality and warmth.

All songs written and produced by Maciej Paszkiewicz between 1999 and 2006. Cover artwork by Timothée Mathelin aka shift.

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released September 13, 2011

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Undermathic Poland

Undermathic is Maciej Paszkiewicz, native of Poland since 1981. In 1999, Maciej began creating electronic sounds influenced by the blistering noise of European metropolises, the alluring diversity of random urban machines, and the permanent contrast between human emotion and social chaos. ... more