Ricardo Villalobos - Redetach download song

Timeless track. When that synth/strings whatever it is comes in. Oh dear.

the music in combination with this video is truly an experience. A piece of art indeed

the fragments in the clip are taken from 'Nosferatu' (1922), the first horror movie in cinematography history.

I have yet to find minimalism so moving and quietly disturbing as this.

Am I the only one who listen this when I stoned?

Everytime i watch this video, it reminds me of my home town Berlin. The music perfectly accentuates the nonsense Life, that people are Living in this City, where the sky is colorless and grey and all the buildings are Made of stone and steel. I imagine hundreds of people entering the public trains every morning, depressed and mindless, anxious and nervous, doing nothing meaningful throughout the day as if they were puppets in a game which is controlled by the Devil himself. I get frightend by these pictures but it is the reality. As if the people were in a state of "waking sleep", not really conscious.

Very emotional track. I will never forget seeing Ricardo on Awakenings Festival playing this track. People had tears in their eyes and everybody was hugging eachother. Lifetime experience level 10

I remember when I first heard this all those years ago. I stopped what I was doing and just listened in awe. Just when you think you have music sussed something like this comes along and blows everything you know into orbit. 

This is good 'after-psilocybin' music. To reflect on what you were shown.

It sounds like drowning in the middle of the ocean under a half moon.

I feel so glad, I understand this kind of music.

Very dark track. I really wonder what was going trough his mind whilst making this. Certainly no rainbows and butterflies. It always makes me think about how useless our life's can sometimes seem.

Every time I listen to this I imagine Ricardo falling down the K-hole and desperately searching for the exit xD

i can listen to this all day...

One of the greatest techno tracks I've ever heard