Various – The Electric Institute (Vinyl 2LP | UK | 2005)

Various – The Electric Institute brings together archive tracks and new productions from the circle of Kirk Degiorgio's label Applied Rhythmic Technology (ART). The compilation combines IDM and techno with contributions by Balil, As One, 69 and Shake, among others. On offer is the UK edition from 24 October 2005 on New Religion with catalogue number REG 118 as a double LP with nine tracks.

Pressing details

• Label / Cat. no.: New Religion – REG 118
• Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation
• Country: UK
• Released: 24 October 2005
• Genre: Techno
• Styles: IDM, Techno
• Extent: nine tracks on four sides

Condition

• Condition: Second hand
• Media: Vinyl 1 NM-, Vinyl 2 VG+
• Cover: VG+

Graded to Goldmine standard (see Vinyl Grading). The images are our own scans of the actual copy for sale.

Tracklist

Side A

1. Balil – Glass Dual
2. Beetlejuice – Whatever Happened To The Cosmic Kid?

Side B

1. As One – Remnant
2. 69 – Puntang (Edit)

Side C

1. Shake – The Stranger
2. Kirk Degiorgio – Mindflay
3. Newworldaquarium – MonkeyWorld

Side D

1. Neuropolitique – Artemis (Mayday Mix)
2. Super-A-Loof – Night On The Promenade

Personnel

• With contributions by Balil, Beetlejuice, As One, 69, Shake, Kirk Degiorgio, Newworldaquarium, Neuropolitique and Super-A-Loof
• Carl Craig – production and mix of "Puntang (Edit)"
• Anthony Shakir – composition, production and mix of "The Stranger"
• Matt Cogger – composition and production of "Artemis"
• Derrick May – remix and additional production of the "Mayday Mix"

Frequently asked questions

Is this the original pressing?
On offer is the 2005 UK double LP on New Religion with catalogue number REG 118.

What do the condition grades mean?
Vinyl 1 is graded NM-, vinyl 2 VG+ and the cover VG+. Grading follows the Goldmine standard. You can find explanations on our Vinyl Grading page.

Is the tracklist identical to the CD?
No. This vinyl edition contains nine tracks in the order listed here on sides A to D.

What connects the tracks on this compilation?
The compilation brings together archive tracks and new productions inspired by Kirk Degiorgio's label Applied Rhythmic Technology.

Where can I find more techno?
You can find more records in our Techno category.