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Haunt Me (Haunt Me, Do It Again),Tim Hecker

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Tim Hecker
Released 2001

Music For Tundra
05:13
434 plays

October
03:35
345 plays

Boreal Kiss
03:28
343 plays

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- 1
- Music For Tundra
- 05:13
- 434 plays

- 2
- Unitled
- 01:57
- 319 plays

- 3
- Unitled
- 00:39
- 177 plays

- 4
- Arctic Lover's Rock
- 05:34
- 327 plays

- 5
- Unitled
- 00:56
- 184 plays

- 6
- The Work Of Art In The Age Of Cultural Overproduction
- 07:35
- 324 plays

- 7
- October
- 03:35
- 345 plays

- 8
- Unitled
- 01:08
- 246 plays

- 9
- Ghost Writing
- 04:29
- 298 plays

- 10
- Unitled
- 01:20
- 246 plays

- 11
- City In Flames (In 3 Parts), Pt. 1
- 02:58
- 288 plays

- 12
- City In Flames (In 3 Parts), Pt. 2
- 02:46
- 246 plays

- 13
- City In Flames (In 3 Parts), Pt. 3
- 00:54
- 147 plays

- 14
- Border Lines
- 04:56
- 255 plays

- 15
- Unitled
- 00:21
- 149 plays

- 16
- Boreal Kiss
- 03:28
- 343 plays

- 17
- Unitled
- 00:32
- 163 plays

- 18
- Unitled
- 01:59
- 238 plays

- 19
- Night Flight To Your Heart
- 02:28
- 237 plays

- 20
- Unitled
- 01:03
- 218 plays

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album review

On Haunt Me Haunt Me, Do It Again, Tim Hecker downshifts from his minimal techno alias, Jetone, to create rich, textured ambient music of the highest order. Despite the infusion of glitch elements like static and electronic interference, Haunt Me Haunt Me, Do It Again sounds deep and wide, like it was meant to bounce around a cathedral, or as an accompaniment to a planetarium show. There are nine titled pieces here spread across 20 tracks and one bleeds into the next, lending an unusual sense of continuity for an experimental electronic release of this length. Glistening drones are threaded with deliberate hiss and ghostly voices and the occasional treated piano and percussive elements crop up here and there as accents. While the tracks vary in approach and character, the overall mood is consistently one of contemplation, wonder, and awe, with vague hints of dread and violence appearing in the periphery. Picking out individual highlights is difficult because the album is so consistent, unified, and whole; suffice to say that Haunt Me Haunt Me, Do It Again is a brilliant album of subtle, evocative mood music. ~ Mark Richardson, All Music Guide