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Anticipate Recordings

American independent record label

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Anticipate Recordings is an independent record label based in Manhattan founded by electronic music producer and performer Ezekiel Honig. Anticipate combines elements of electro-acoustics, ambient, slow motion techno, and found house with traces of filtered influences ranging from jazz, post rock, classical, dub, musique concrète, and minimalism.

Artists

*Ezekiel Honig (United States) *Sebastian Meissner a.k.a. Klimek (Germany) *aAron Munson (Canada) *Joshue Ott (United States) *Morgan Packard (United States) *Nicola Ratti (Italy) *Sawako (Japan) *Mark Templeton (Canada)

Catalog

*ANT-001   -  Mark Templeton - Standing on a Hummingbird (February 19, 2007) *ANT-002   -  Morgan Packard - Airships Fill the Sky CD + Morgan Packard & Joshue Ott Unsimulatable DVD (July 2, 2007) *ANT-003   -  Sawako - Madoromi (October 15, 2007) *ANT-004   -  Klimek - Dedications (November 12, 2007) *ANT-004A -  Klimek - Dedications Limited Edition EP (November 12, 2007) *ANT-005   -  Nicola Ratti - From the Desert Came Saltwater (May 26, 2008) *ANT-006   -  Ezekiel Honig - Surfaces of a Broken Marching Band (October 27, 2008) *ANT-006A -  Ezekiel Honig - Porchside Past Tense 7" vinyl (December 14, 2008) *ANT-007   -  Mark Templeton - Inland (May 11, 2009) *ANT-007A -  Mark Templeton - Sea Point 12" vinyl (August 17, 2009) *ANT-008   -  Klimek - Movies is Magic (October 12, 2009) *ANT-009   -  Mark Templeton & aAron Munson - Acre Loss CD+DVD (February 2, 2009)

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