Artist: Galcher Lustwerk
Album: Information (Redacted)
Genre: Electronic, Downtempo, Deep House
Release Date: 2021
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 01:15:29
Total Tracks: 19
Total Size: 771 MB

Tracklist:

1-01. Galcher Lustwerk – Graham (Instrumental) (02:32)
1-02. Galcher Lustwerk – I See a Dime (Instrumental) (03:31)
1-03. Galcher Lustwerk – Another Story (Instrumental) (04:07)
1-04. Galcher Lustwerk – Overpay, Overstay (Instrumental) (04:00)
1-05. Galcher Lustwerk – Proof (Instrumental) (04:45)
1-06. Galcher Lustwerk – I Had to Slow It Down (Instrumental) (04:16)
1-07. Galcher Lustwerk – Plainview (Instrumental) (02:04)
1-08. Galcher Lustwerk – Bit (Instrumental) (03:03)
1-09. Galcher Lustwerk – Cig Angel (Instrumental) (02:50)
1-10. Galcher Lustwerk – Fathomless Irie (Instrumental) (05:56)
1-11. Galcher Lustwerk – Been a Long Night (Instrumental) (04:28)
1-12. Galcher Lustwerk – Speed (Instrumental) (04:20)
1-13. Galcher Lustwerk – Leave (Instrumental) (04:44)
1-14. Galcher Lustwerk – Another Story (Another Version) (Instrumental) (03:52)
1-15. Galcher Lustwerk – Cig Angel (Dance Mix) (Instrumental) (04:01)
1-16. Galcher Lustwerk – Left in the Dark (Slowed) (04:17)
1-17. Galcher Lustwerk – Warming Up (03:36)
1-18. Galcher Lustwerk – Thermonics (Slowed) (04:17)
1-19. Galcher Lustwerk – Waltz (04:43)

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Following his 2019 Ghostly International debut, Information, Galcher Lustwerk backed it up with Proof; and now, the Cleveland-raised, New York-based producer opens the confidential files for one last exposé, a collection of instrumentals called Information (Redacted). The album revisits material from both the LP and EP, removing Lustwerk’s vocals from the strobe-lit haze, forgoing the truth in service of the vibe. The facts further obscured but robustly operative, here more instinctive and open to interpretation. These are low key dance productions, some slowed to dubby, hypnotic effect (“Thermonics,” “Left In The Dark”), others set loose in the night with no narrative guide. The instrumental format reveals Lustwerk’s control of tone and mood, his nuanced use of drums, and his clever knack as an arranger. Though his work was always ready for the club, these pieces become less dramatic than their first iterations and opt to be more primed for implementation at the decks, if even just in your living room. Two tracks on the back half are new — “Warming Up” and “Waltz” — the former finds Lustwerk at his loungiest, the latter closes the collection in an ambient organ coda.