Paul Kalkbrenner’s eighth album, Parts Of Life (released May 18), comes a decade after his Double Platinum selling LP Berlin Calling, and feels similarly definitive for an artist who has spent the last 10 years topping charts and performing his singular strain of grand techno to ever growing audiences.

Parts of Life, follows Paul’s Back To The Future trilogy, chronicling the arrival of techno in Berlin in the late 80s. It’s clear those raw, stripped down early recordings left their mark. Parts of Life feels lean and elemental but big and joyful, it’s a timeless record marked by invigoration.

This is Paul’s most personal and revealing work, delivered in its purest form. Each track is simply titled with the working file number used in production.

Tracklist:
1. Part Eleven
2. Part Three
3. Part Fourteen
4. Part Seven
5. Part Four
6. Part Twelve
7. Part Two
8. Part Ten
- 2 -
1. Part Five
2. Part Fifteen
3. Part One
4. Part Nine
5. Part Thirteen
6. Part Six
7. Part Eight
- 3 -
1. Part Eleven
2. Part Three
3. Part Fourteen
4. Part Seven
5. Part Four
6. Part Twelve
7. Part Two
8. Part Ten
9. Part Five
10. Part Fifteen
11. Part One
12. Part Nine
13. Part Thirteen
14. Part Six
15. Part Eight