Various - Quattroporte

Review by William Doonan

Quattroporte: A Minimalist Gem You Didn’t Know You Needed Let’s talk about Quattroporte, the 2017 album by Various that kinda sneaks up on you when you least expect it. Released under Germany’s Nervmusic Records, this electronic-meets-pop/rock project is a minimalist playground for your ears. If you’re into music that doesn’t scream for attention but still keeps you hooked, this one’s worth a spin—or ten. The album’s got some serious range with tracks like “Pass the Salt” and “Return of the Dwarf” standing out in my head. Let me tell ya why. “Pass the Salt” hits differently—it’s not trying too hard, just vibes. The beat feels like something you’d tap your foot to while waiting for coffee, simple yet oddly satisfying. And then there’s “Return of the Dwarf.” It’s quirky as heck, almost playful, but with this underlying chill vibe that makes you wanna close your eyes and let it wash over you. These two tracks? They’re like those friends who don’t say much but leave a lasting impression. Props go to Kitaro Beeh for mastering and cutting the lacquer—this dude knows his stuff. The sound quality is crisp without being too polished, which fits perfectly with the whole minimalist style. Oh, and fun fact: they snuck in “Balance of Power” twice. Not sure if that was intentional or just a happy accident, but hey, repetition can be kinda comforting sometimes, right? What’s wild about Quattroporte is how unassuming it feels at first. You might even think, “Is this it?” But give it time. It grows on you like that weird plant you forgot about until it starts blooming. By the time you hit tracks like “Skinny Papa” or “Home Sweet Home,” you realize this album isn’t just background noise—it’s got layers. So yeah, Quattroporte won’t blow your mind in an explosive way, but it’ll sneak into your day-to-day life and make things a little brighter. Honestly, I didn’t expect to enjoy it as much as I did. Kinda reminds me of finding a random $5 bill in an old jacket pocket—unexpected but nice. Final thought: If you ever find yourself stuck in traffic or zoning out during chores, throw this on. Who knows? Maybe it’ll become your new go-to soundtrack for life’s tiny moments. Or maybe it’ll just make you crave salty snacks. Either way, win-win.

Artist: Various
Album: Quattroporte

Germany

Minimal

2017

Rating: 4.71

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Return Of The Dwarf
Pass the Salt
Balance of Power
Bird Sound at 332 (Version Loud)
Nuiariciu
Untitled
Negative Contacts
Clock Caught
The Genie Within
Diurnal Parallax
Brom
Pass The Salt
No Matter
Abhorrent
Balance Of Power
Return of the Dwarf
Home Sweet Home
Skinny Papa

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Fumiya Tanaka - Bird Sound At 332 (version Loud)

Metaboman - Balance Of Power

Half Hawaii - Skinny Papa

Martinez - No Matter

Ark - Return Of The Dwarf

Seuil - Negative Contacts

Cesare vs. Disorder - Home Sweet Home

Melchior Productions Ltd - The Genie Within

Rhadoo - Nuiariciu

Denis Kaznacheev - Diurnal Parallax

Cabanne - Brom

G76 - Abhorrent

Theoretical Speed - Pass The Salt

Ion Ludwig - Clock Caught

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Catalog Numbers

NM020

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Nervmusic Records

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4 × Vinyl
12"
Compilation

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Role	Company
Mastered At	Schnittstelle

Credits

Role	Credit
Mastered By	Kitaro Beeh
Lacquer Cut By	Kitaro Beeh

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *Quattroporte* by Various artists is like a hidden gem in the electronic and pop/rock world. It came out in 2017 in Germany under Nervmusic Records. What’s cool is that it features a mix of minimal sounds, and some tracks even repeat—like "Pass the Salt" and "Return of the Dwarf." Kitaro Beeh mastered and cut the lacquer for it, giving the album its crisp, polished vibe. Oh, and there’s this quirky track called "Bird Sound at 332 (Version Loud)"—it’s exactly what it sounds like but somehow fits right in. It’s the kind of album that keeps you guessing, even with its untitled mystery track.