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LPA

1. Panorama
2. Ah!
3. Shhh
4. Glossy
5. Stop Motion
6. Sky
7. Beige
8. Brahms Mania
9. Cinematic
10. Cry
11. Cottage
12. I Love Musik
13. Salamanca
14. Dolo
15. Dricas
16. Cyprus
17. Vessel
18. Dynamo
19. Finis
20. Emocor
21. Citybike
22. Oslo
23. IJ
24. Rivo
25. Pomp
26. Blinky
27. Parallax
28. Koral
29. Kolor
30. Auto Matic
31. Dream Over
32. Pastell
33. Magnify
34. Drift
35. Allover

LPB

1. Derby
2. Flax
3. Bergen Best
4. Matinée
5. Kukicha
6. 6 AM
7. Flamingo
8. Rivo II
9. Goodbye
10. Fontan
11. Co-Echo
12. Stop Motion II
13. Vitesse
14. September
15. Voilà
16. Vegas Top
17. Expo
18. Lonley
19. Java
20. Klack
21. Project Evergreen
22. Rainyday
23. Big CIty Nights
24. Rosammie
25. Gallo
26. May Tea
27. Chronograph
28. Jank
29. Breezy
30. Press
31. Form Faktor
32. Terminal
33. Karo
34. Swiss Summer
35. Happyend

Oval’s Markus Popp is a true pioneer in the realm of electronic music, one whose influence can still be heard today. O finally sees a return to vinyl after being sold out for over six years. 
For O Popp's creative process shares nothing with his creative process for prior Oval albums. Previously, Popp focused on the creation of the programs that would process sound and effectively create the music. He now instead utilizes a readily available instrument. While the musician in Oval was formerly secondary to the process, now it is the primary creative element and his evolution as a musician can be clearly followed. Popp is celebrating rhythms, scales and harmonies on a small and large scale, instead of reveling in theory and meta-discourse.