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| Psychogeographic X | |
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| Label(s) | Diskono |
| Catalogue No(s) | DISKONO 001 X |
| Release date(s) | Jul 1998 |
| Format(s) | Vinyl, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, White |
| Running time(s) | "Sixtyniner" 5:01 |
Psychogeographic X is a rare compilation vinyl release produced by the Scottish record label Diskono in 1998, limited to roughly 500 copies. It includes a slightly different version of "Sixtyniner" from the one that appears on Twoism and Boc Maxima.[1] [2] The record was part of a diptych release.
The center label artwork is a reference to psychogeographic maps and is a visual quotation of Guy Debord's work "The Naked City" where the textual designations of districts are replaced with the names of the featured artists. The map visualizes the concept of drift, connecting scattered fragments of the urban landscape with arrows to indicate non-linear connections and routes.
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daniel j beattie mastered X
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