Complex E.P. (2006)
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The Record
Adaptive’s Complex E.P. introduces Liam O’Leary, identified by Bump Foot as the Canadian founder of Stratagem Netaudio. Four pieces run from the title track through ‘Nomad’ and ‘1961’ to ‘Lost Language.’ Bump Foot’s short release note characterizes the four pieces as minimal, moody and atmospheric, placing this Canadian guest appearance within that electronic framing.
Release details
- Release
- EP
- Genre
- Electronic / Minimal
- Released
- 2006-03-23
- Edition
- 4-file MP3 edition
- Source license
- CC BY-NC-SA 2.5
- Running time
- 19:19
Recording source: Bump Foot
Tracklist
- Complex
- Nomad
- 1961
- Lost Language
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Transfer Report
Selected edition: 4-file MP3 edition from the documented source. 4 audio files, 46,384,238 bytes and 19:19 of measured audio.
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Selected the source’s complete 4-recording MP3 edition in its documented file order.
Four indexed tracks form this EP. ‘1961’ is a published song name, not a recording or release date. Stratagem founder status is source biography, not an added edition claim. Source and edition notes.
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Source declaration: CC BY-NC-SA 2.5. Source evidence.
Hosting this entry was approved by the owner on October 6, 2026. The source declaration remains unchanged.
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