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Album · 1998

Consumed

by Plastikman

Consumed is a 1998 ambient techno album by Plastikman. It runs 11 tracks across 74 minutes on Mute.

Ambient Techno · Electronic · Minimal Techno

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78 /100
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11
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74 min
Runtime
119 bpm
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A# major
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Consumed album cover

Consumed album cover

The Consumed cover was illustrated by JA, Math, Rich and Seth.

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JA, Math, Rich, Seth

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Consumed is the third studio album by the Canadian electronic music artist Richie Hawtin as Plastikman. The album is an exploration of Plastikman's ambient side and features none of the frantic Detroit techno experiments he was chiefly renowned for at the time. According to Hawtin, 'Consumed' was designed as an exploration of the idea of sonic space, inspired by the vast expanses of Michigan's and Ontario's plains. The alb

In brief

When was Consumed released?
Consumed was released in 1998 on Mute.
How many tracks are on Consumed?
Consumed has 11 tracks, with a runtime of 74 minutes.
What genre is Consumed?
Consumed is catalogued under Ambient Techno, Electronic, Minimal Techno.
What BPM is Consumed?
Consumed runs at a median tempo of 119 BPM across its tracks, most often in A# major, measured from audio analysis.
What albums are similar to Consumed?
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