Rifts

Tracklist

Disc 1

1. 1Behind the Bank2:22
2. 2Eyeballs3:00
3. 3Betrayed in the Octagon3:33
4. 4Woe Is the Transgression I8:45
5. 5Parallel Minds3:22
6. 6Laser to Laser3:21
7. 7Woe Is the Transgression II10:56
8. 8Computer Vision2:25
9. 9Format & Journey North9:47
10. 10Zones Without People4:02
11. 11Learning to Control Myself5:37
12. 12Disconnecting Entirely1:33
13. 13Emil Cioran3:35
14. 14Hyperdawn4:34

Disc 2

1. 1Months3:09
2. 2Physical Memory10:54
3. 3Grief and Repetition2:40
4. 4Russian Mind5:04
5. 5Actual Air3:11
6. 6Immanence7:18
7. 7Lovergirls Precinct1:38
8. 8Ships Without Meaning9:39
9. 9Terminator Lake5:42
10. 10Transmat Memories5:35
11. 11A Pact Between Strangers4:19
12. 12When I Get Back From New York16:48
13. 13I Know Its Taking Pictures From Another Plane (Inside Your Sun)2:30

Running time 2:25:21

Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.

The story

Rifts is a 2009 compilation album by Oneohtrix Point Never, the solo alias of Brooklyn electronic musician Daniel Lopatin. The album collects Lopatin's early synth-based recordings under the moniker dating back to 2003, including the three limited-run LPs Betrayed in the Octagon (2007), Zones Without People (2009) and Russian Mind (2009), as well as several additional cassette and CD-R releases. It was originally released on No Fun Productions in 2009 as a 2 disc set.

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Who made it

Production

• James Plotkinmastering
• Daniel Lopatinrecording · on 6 tracks

The sleeve

• Konx‐om‐Paxartwork

Credits from MusicBrainz, written by its volunteers.

The record

• First released
  20 Oct 2009
• Labels
  No Fun Productions NFP-56
  Software SFT 020
• Kind
  Album (compilation)
• Formats
  CD 5 editions, Vinyl 5 editions, Digital 3 editions
• Editions
  4 releases
• Running time
  2:25:21
• Barcode
  705105172156

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