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Force Dimension - Feel The Tension (Vinyl)

Force Dimension - Feel The Tension (Vinyl)

Artist: Force Dimension

Music Genre: Techno, Electronic

Label
Optimo Music Archiv
Cat No
OM ARCHIV 01
Released
2021
Pressing
UK
Styles
EBM, Techno, New Beat

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ArtistForce Dimension
FormatVinyl
LabelOptimo Music Archiv
Catalogue no.OM ARCHIV 01
GenreTechno and Electronic
Released9 July 2021
Barcode4250101426346

The Force Dimension — Feel The Tension
Format: Vinyl • Label: Optimo Music Archiv (OM ARCHIV 01) • Released: 2021 • Pressing: UK • Genre: EBM, Techno, New Beat

Tracklist:
A1. 200FA
A2. Aqua 2000
B1. Tension (Red Mix)
B2. All Systems Out
B3. Tension (Blue Mix)

Imported from the UK.

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  • 200 Fa

  • Aqua 2000

  • Tension (Red)

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About the artist

The Force Dimension is a Dutch act which started as a trio at the beginning of 1987, with Rene van Dijck (keyboards), Tycho de Groot (vocals & electronics) and Armin Elmensdorp (effects). A demo resulted in a collaboration with the industrial label De Fabriek. During the course of 1988 the band appears on several compilations and evolves more and more towards Electronic Body Music (EBM). After KK Records gets hold of tapes by chance, they get a record deal. For their first album, Luc Van Acker is asked to produce, who wanted to enlarge the audience with a poppier production (his version is also known as "the blue version"). Disappointed by the results, KK's label owner takes the decision to record a second version of the album (aka "the red version"), produced by the band itself and sounding rougher and harder. Further albums and singles follow. After their 10th anniversary in 1997, the band falls apart. In 2011 a reunion was attempted but failed. In 2013 a reunion with a different line-up was more succesful, with René van Dijck joined by Betty Correa (vocals, guitar, percussion).

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