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The True Creator
1996 studio album by D!v!s!on #9 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The True Creator is the debut studio album of D!v!s!on #9, released on July 23, 1996, by Full Contact Records.[1] The track "Dub Altar"[2] was contributed to the 1996 various artists compilation Echo, released by the same label.[3][4]
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Reception
In reviewing The True Creator, Aiding & Abetting said "this stuff doesn't get dull" and "Division #9 has done a fine job of traversing the wide expanses of the electronic music universe to craft these pieces."[5] A critic at babysue called the album "minimal, rhythmic electronic heaven" and "the result is a very sensual, sexy batch of tunes that can either be listened to or played as background music."[6]
A lukewarm response came from Sonic Boom, who commended the musical diversity in the compositions but claimed "it is nothing altogether new or innovative, but it something that Mick has never been able to do in the past and as a result his musical growth has more than shown through."[7]
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Track listing
All tracks are written by Mick Hale.
Personnel
Adapted from the liner notes of The True Creator.[8]
D!v!s!on #9
Production and design
- Alan Douches – mastering
- Zalman Fishman – executive-producer
- Modern Design – design
- Shred (as Shred UK) – engineering
Release history
References
External links
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