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Tronika

Sketch Show · 2003

36 min · 9 tracks · electronica

A mesmerizing blend of intricate electronica and ambient textures transporting listeners into a dreamlike soundscape.

Tronika is an album by Sketch Show, released in 2003. A mesmerizing blend of intricate electronica and ambient textures transporting listeners into a dreamlike soundscape. The album was notable for its innovative approach to electronica, helping to further define the genre in Japan during the early 2000s. Critics praised it for its lush production and unique sound, cementing Sketch Show's status as influential figures in the global electronic music landscape. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Tronika sound like?

A mesmerizing blend of intricate electronica and ambient textures transporting listeners into a dreamlike soundscape. Rooted in electronica.

What makes Tronika by Sketch Show notable?

The album was notable for its innovative approach to electronica, helping to further define the genre in Japan during the early 2000s. Critics praised it for its lush production and unique sound, cementing Sketch Show's status as influential figures in the global electronic music landscape. When Sketch Show released 'Tronika' in 2003, they were solidifying their identity as pioneers within the Japanese electronica scene. This album followed their debut, 'Sketch Show', from 2002 and showcased their evolving sound through more experimental compositions and collaborations.

How many songs are on Tronika?

Tronika has 9 tracks, running approximately 36 minutes.

Tracklist

9 tracks·36:15

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

  • 1 ekot Standout 5:36
  • 2 chronograph Standout 5:08
  • 3 snow #1 1:22
  • 4 night talker Standout 4:54
  • 5 snow #2 1:08
  • 6 ohotzka 4:11
  • 7 chronograph -cornelius remix- 5:55
  • 8 snow #3 1:51
  • 9 ekot -cornelius remix- 6:06

Release Date

January 1, 2003

Genre

electronica

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Artist Origin

Japan

Runtime

36 min 15 sec