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Artist: Kettenkarussell Title: Insecurity Guard Year Of Release: 2017 Label: Giegling Genre: Electronic, Ambient, Techno Quality: 320 Kbps Total Time: 42:25 min Total Size: 101 MB Tracklist: 01. Gate 02. New York Blues 03. Everything 04. Just For A Second 05. Your Hands 06. Brueder At the tail end of 2016, Giegling released a fine EP of remixes of tracks from Kettenkarussell's 2014 debut album, Easy Listening. It seemed like a strange move at the time (even if the remixes were excellent), but thanks to the appearance of this sophomore album now makes perfect sense. As follow-ups go, Insecurity Guard is rather impressive. Deep, atmospheric and, at times, otherworldly, the album flits between crackling, ambient-influenced haziness, locked-in dancefloor wooziness, twinkling, string-laden techno, dubbed-out goodness (the hissing goodness of "Your Hands") and the kind of loose and languid fusions of electronic and acoustic instrumentation that defy easy categorization (see sublime closer "Brueder"). http://rapidgator.net/file/704162b263e8fc6c81963af613ac5b41/Guard.rar.html http://ssh.tf/w8CvAiIqY/Guard.rar