World Without Rules
Paul Haslinger · 1996
59 min · 11 tracks · electronic
A cinematic blend of ambient textures and rhythmic pulses that transport listeners to imagined global landscapes.
Why this album works
The album gained recognition for its innovative fusion of electronic music with world music influences, which resonated within the broader electronic scene during the mid-90s. Its unique sound helped pave the way for a new wave of artists interested in blending genres, contributing to the diversification of electronic music's auditory palette.
- Best for
- steady pacing for focused listening immersive soundscapes for daydreaming cinematic journey through global landscapes
- Context
- By the time 'World Without Rules' was released in 1996, Paul Haslinger had transitioned from being a member of the influential electronic group Tangerine Dream to pursuing a solo career. This album marked his first major solo project after leaving the band, showcasing his evolution as an artist exploring diverse soundscapes.
- Stylistic neighbors
- The Avalanches· Moby· Nicolas Jaar
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 World Without Rules Standout 7:33
- 2 Urban Source Code Standout 6:01
- 3 Dismissal of the Hemisphere 5:33
- 4 Monkey Brain Sushi Standout 2:51
- 5 Be-Bop in Baghdad 7:01
- 6 Asian Blue 5:34
- 7 Desert Diva 6:27
- 8 Rainmaker’s Dream 5:03
- 9 Le sens du sens 4:44
- 10 Global Ghetto 4:28
- 11 The Closing of the Circle 4:19
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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