Robert Miles - Discography

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2011

Th1rt3en

2005

Got it all wrong

2004

Miles_Gurtu

2002

Improvisations Part 2 Connections / Separations Pour Te Parler / Wrong / Release Me Pour Te Parler Remixes Organik Remixes

2001

Organik Organik Paths Paths Paths Charged Duck For Cover

1998

Full Moon

1997

Freedom Freedom 23 AM Renaissance Worldwide In the Mix

1996

Children Children Children Children Children Children Dreamland Dreamland Dreamland Dreamland Dreamland Dreamland Dreamland Dreamland Fable Fable Fable Fable One & One One & One One & One One & One One & One One & One Man in the Moon

1995

Soundtracks Red Zone The Horn Ride Children

1994

Ghost Oxygen Vol.1
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Robert Miles & Trilok Gurtu

Miles_Gurtu

CD Album

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2004

Some of the most fruitful collaborations featured on the 'Organik' album were those featuring Indian jazz pioneer and master percussionist Trilok Gurtu and as India is the place on his travels that Robert found perhaps most beguiling what could be more natural than to explore the collaboration still further. So was born the 'Miles_Gurtu' album released in 2004.

Another element of 'Organik' explored further on 'Miles-Gurtu' is that of live playing and the album is rooted in a very 21st century reimagining of the classic Jazz trio featuring ex-Mahavishnu Orchestra member Trilok on drums and percussion, Jon Thorne, whose jazz-tinged work with Lamb had been so innovative, on double bass and Robert and Mike Patto on keyboards. Still further live input was provided by 'Organik' veteran Nitin Sawnhey on guitar and other players including Paul Falloon, Toshinori Kondo and The Urban Soul Orchestra. All of this is then given a further dimension by interacting with Robert's cutting-edge electronics and superb production techniques.

The resulting album is quite remarkably successful and was lionised not only by those interested in the leftfield but also many in the Jazz and Asian underground worlds too.

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Robert Miles & Trilok Gurtu

Miles_Gurtu

CD Album

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2004

THE TIMES

[The missink link between chillout and the classic Jazz trio...Sounds new and remarkable...strange and delightful. This is a record that deserves to do well.] 4/5

THE GUARDIAN

[A truly current album, a real grower that gets right under your skin?¢‚Ä¢?ìThis is the music for your own private Oscar nominated movie...If I ran an awards scheme, I'd certainly give something to Miles_Gurtu].

EVENING STANDARD

[Intelligent electronica with live-improv input].

THE INDEPENDENT

[The sound of surprise. Music with focus and brains]. 2/3

MUSICWEEK - Album of the week.

[An essential bridge between Jazz and World music. Nuanced minimalism is paramount].

Q MAGAZINE

[Excellent] 4/5

JAZZWISE

Album of the Year

METRO

[Strange and extraordinary album...Musical cross fertilisation, done right, is a terrific idea, and this shimmying, funking album proves it]. 4/5

TIMEOUT

[Skittery 'Bitches Brew' style electronica, Squarepusherish cut ups, Aphex like bleepiness, Tortoise esque electric funk, and touches of Mwandishi like ambient drones, while maintaining a unique vision troughout].

GLOBAL RHYTHM

[Miles_Gurtu have created a gorgeous blend of Jazz and electronic music highlighted by Gurtu's masterful percussive voice and Miles' ambitious, dream like production and inter-outer galaxarian keys, all set to the rhythm of any thrilling independent movie'.

Miles creates the music of a fantasy, one that brings you fully out of yourself to then bring you back inside yourself].

DRUM MAGAZINE

[Sophisticated experimentation, sound design, and serious audio sculpting?¢‚Ä¢?ìa perfect synthesis of human and machine]. 4,5/5

BPM

[An amazing ride...an impressive album].

HMV CHOICE

[Fabulous blend which defies description. Mightly impressive].

ENTERTAINMENT

[A genuinely entertaining album].

GETUNDERGROUND

[Music you can truly feel'. 4/5

ETHNOTECHNO

[Music held together with creativity, experimentation, undisputed talent, passion and emotion].