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Woob2 4495
''Woob2 4495'' is the second full-length album from Woob, the stage name of ambient musician Paul Frankland. It was released in the UK on em:t records on 21 September 1995. Overview While not generally regarded by ambient music fans to be as cohesive or ground-breaking as its predecessor, '' Woob 1194'', ''Woob2 4495'' still contains material reckoned to be among the best ambient music released in the 1990s – particularly the 25-minute-long "Depart", and the album's closer, "Later". It also contains the shortest Woob track to date, the 33-second long "Cupboard", which is made up of elements of "Depart". The album also makes less use of vocal samples than 1194, instead using organic sounds such as hand-claps and heartbeats. Frankland himself was dissatisfied with the album; in a 1998 interview, he said: "Woob² did not quite live up to my expectations. On a compilation I had a track where the band really played together with guitar, drums and bass. I wanted the second Woob a ...
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Woob
Woob is the stage name of Paul Frankland, an English ambient musician who started recording in the early 1990s. Woob's albums combine elements of ambient, downtempo and space music, with samples from field recordings, movies and television. Frankland has also recorded under the names of Journeyman and Max & Harvey. After a period working in the advertising industry, he started releasing new material as Woob in 2010: after that time, Woob's works have gradually shifted towards a more synthwave-oriented sound and adopted a cyberpunk/futuristic imagery. Recording career Woob Paul Frankland started writing music as a teenager, and went on to get a master’s degree in film while also working as a DJ. He first came to attention in the early 1990s when he submitted the track ″Void″ to the Nottingham-based t:me ' recording company. The track was included on the first release by t:me’s new downtempo label Em:t, a compilation album titled ''em:t 0094'', which led to Woo ...
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