Tolouse Low Trax Leave Me Alone

• Tolouse Low Trax – Albatros
• Tolouse Low Trax – How To Beat The Sea
• Tolouse Low Trax – Gates
• Tolouse Low Trax – Impure Nature
• Tolouse Low Trax – I Would Prefer Not To
• Tolouse Low Trax – My
• Tolouse Low Trax – Non Giudicare
• Tolouse Low Trax – Yellows
• Tolouse Low Trax – A Great, Strange And Moving Work
• Tolouse Low Trax – Ossia
• Tolouse Low Trax – White Flicker
• Tolouse Low Trax – Muddy Floors
• Tolouse Low Trax – Bianca From Rome

• 1. Albatros
• 2. How To Beat The Sea
• 3. Gates
• 4. Impure Nature
• 5. I Would Prefer Not To
• 6. My
• 7. Non Giudicare
• 8. Yellows
• 9. A Great, Strange And Moving Work
• 10. Ossia
• 11. White Flicker
• 12. Muddy Floors
• 13. Bianca From Rome

**Leave Me Alone is the fifth, essential album by Tolouse Low Trax!**

"With this album, he succeeds in an exciting, unforeseen new direction. The velvety heaviness and rawness of earlier records seems to have given way to a new playfulness. A playfulness perhaps in the sense of an electronica reminiscent of the late 1990s, which in its idea of deconstruction and reduction is currently enjoying a new appreciation in the clubs. But also in the sense of an urban vibe of hip hop and dub references, which are woven into a very unique mix in Weinrich's tracks.

Nervous mechanical murmurs, drifting comic-like through razor-sharp rhythm cliffs: welcome to "Leave Me Alone", a loop meta-level dreamland of styles and mental meteorology. A repetitive notion on the overwhelming speechlessness towards the world, its clocking, and all the despairs that come along with it. Wholly veiled in a sharp sonorous language, that brings a complete agreement of the expression with the idea, a sense of harmony, of a secret beauty, that often escapes the judgment of the crowd.

"Leave Me Alone" is a renunciation from the industrial slow drone zones, waving into spectacular deconstructed style collages. 13 veiled drum machine experiments, featuring dubby jazz districts, hip-hop flair, haunting little melodies, and the TLT signature funk. Again, he listened to the prose of his rhythms deeply, connecting the tones, placing rhythmic commas judiciously, like stops on a long road. All obscured into a new, ironic, yet totally serious sound layout, that is mirrored in the minimalistic shaped cover artwork full of suggestions to ramified cultural meanings."