Nate Krafft Crimson Arsenal/Man Machine

NATE KRAFFT
Crimson Arsenal / Man ς∑ Machine
Nate Krafft (Nathaniel Killins IV) is a visionary Detroit producer whose 1990s work were released under his own name and aliases such as Super Nova and Naquil and have since become highly collectible. He later re-emerged as Nate Nubia, continuing to experiment techno infused with machine soul and cosmic imagination.
In 1995, he dropped two cult 12"s on his own Infra label: Man ς∑ Machine and Crimson Arsenal, blending Detroit techno with electro edges and sci-fi atmospheres exploring uncharted territories. These sought-after EPs, which sounded futuristic long before their time, are brought together for the first time as one limited edition red vinyl 2x12".
Please also consider his Planetary Invazion EP, under his Super Nova alias, reissued in 2018 on the same label.
INFOS
NATE KRAFFT
Crimson Arsenal / Man ς∑ Machine
2x12"
Musique Pour La Danse
MPD056
45RPM
RED PLAIN VINYL
(Crimson Arsenal)
A1 Mirror / ɿoɿɿiM
A2 I.Q.
A3 Antimatter
B1 In Viso
B2 Lo FreeK Qincy
(Man ς∑ Machine)
C1 Android (C3PO) Mix
C2 Android (R2D2) Mix
C3 X Ray Vizion (Eye Can C Right Thru U)
D1 X Ray Vizion (Remix)
D2 Mathematician
all tracks p/c Nate Krafft / Nathaniel Killins IV
A&R by Olivier Ducret
A/B originally released as Crimson Arsenal, C/D as Man ς∑ Machine, both on Infrared Records in 1995.
Written and Produced by Nate Krafft.
Engineered by Dave Peoples.
Redesigned by Openmind