Plastikman - Consumed (1998) FULL ALBUM

The sonic equivalent of a Rothko painting.

Artist: Plastikman
Album: Consumed
Label: NovaMute
Year: 1998

Tracklist:
0:00 Contain
8:29 Consume
19:45 Passage (in)
20:40 Cor Ten
27:30 Convulse (sic)
28:53 Ekko
32:48 Converge
37:12 Locomotion
46:00 In Side
58:40 Consumed
1:10:20 Passage (out)

Composed and produced by Ritchie Hawtin

Support the artist if you like the music.
I do not own any of the songs.

[zorrofx]

It's baffling how so little can say so much. I'm not a full-on techno person but this album is so rich and yet so understated. It's pure class like markwright said

[chriswest]

❤I have this on vinyl since its release.
Disappointed after I heard it.
All these years later, it is a masterpiece im so happy I still have

[tovmusic]

I love this album. It perfectly captures the feel of what the future could've been during the late 90s. A dark, meditative temple.

[portalsounds]

this album fucked me up back in 98' ..still does.

[davidbetts]

My all time favourite sound is anything Richie Hawtin aka Plastik man creates ❤️⚗️🧪🍄🕉️🎹🤖👽

[barlonmrando]

this will always consume a piece of my heart

[nurbracer]

thanks for sharing great quality record of this masterpiece!💯👽🙌👾🤖👾

[SSXW]

Super underrated GEM ! Just listen to it as a whole you'll see.. all is there: seclusion, reflection, darkness.. and strong rhythmic
Thank you Richie Hawtin. With this production you just redefined Minimal.

[rzadigi]

this brings back all of the feelings and emotions I had when I moved to Pusan, South Korea from the US in '99: dark, lonely, mysterious, and empowering. I loved this stuff so much I tried to make my own version using Rebirth on my computer. Definitely Richie's best work.

[marknewton]

I have listened to Decks Efx and 909 and his Mixmag Live CD, but I have NEVER EVER heard this...this is very chilled out..

[django]

ultimate minimal techno.
genius Richie.

[BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

I wonder if the longest track 'In Side' is a reference to Orbital's 1996 album 'In Sides'? The albums are just a couple of years apart, are almost the same length, and both have that dark, introspective late-90s sound and slowly-evolving compositions. It also uses a similar synth sound to the 'Out There Somewhere?' tracks.

[Rumfahrverbot]

Fantastic release. And the ambient tunes at the end of the album....

[jma]

The last 15 minutes are absolutely fascinating

[simpetcla]

RICHIE SHOULD HAVE DONE BLADERUNNER 2049

[auggysimcity]

I never liked this last installment compared to his prior plastik albums. Now revisiting this compared to the majority full length electronic albums that are out in 2019 It’s a breath of crisp, fresh mountain air.

[awastedname]

once played this while on mushrooms during New Years Eve and we put the volume up because there was fireworks anyway. Good memories

[jeanpierres]

welcome on board.. Let's Go to Mars..

[rupertbloomsbury]

Darken your room, drop some acid and listen to this LP.

[rhessex]

Guy Dèlisle brought me here. In his book 'Pyongyang'.