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Seven Souls

Material · 1989

63 min · 10 tracks · no wave

A textured blend of industrial beats and avant-garde influences creates a haunting, immersive sonic landscape.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Seven Souls (Tim Simenon mix) — This track exemplifies the album's fusion of rhythmic complexity and sonic experimentation, featuring haunting vocals layered over pulsating beats that define Material's signature sound.
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    Soul Killer (Remote Control mix) — As one of the standout tracks, it showcases a dynamic interplay between spoken word elements and aggressive instrumentation, encapsulating the band's raw energy and thematic depth.
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    The Western Lands (A Dangerous Road mix) — This extended mix highlights the album's cinematic quality, blending atmospheric soundscapes with driving rhythms, creating an immersive listening experience that reflects Material's innovative approach.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 The Western Lands (A Dangerous Road mix) 8:34
  • 2 Seven Souls (Tim Simenon mix) 7:10
  • 3 Soul Killer (Remote Control mix) 8:16
  • 4 Ineffect 7:34
  • 5 Seven Souls 5:45
  • 6 Soul Killer 4:33
  • 7 The Western Lands 6:17
  • 8 Deliver 5:52
  • 9 Equation 5:07
  • 10 The End of Words 4:20

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