Cosmic Baby
Kinetik (Vinyl I)

Listening notes

Cosmic Baby's Kinetik (Vinyl I) arrived in 1996 on the Time Out Of Mind label, catalogued as TO-006 / LP. The release sits at the intersection of electro, electronic, and trance — three genres that defined a particular current in mid-nineties dance music — and presents its material across two tracks occupying sides C and D of the record.

Side C carries "Sexy Boots," running to eight minutes and thirty-two seconds. Side D is given over to "Melbourne-Mexico-New York," an eleven-minute-and-thirteen-second piece whose title strings together three cities spread across three continents. The designation Vinyl I in the title suggests this release forms part of a larger structured series, though what additional volumes may exist falls outside the scope of what can be confirmed here.

The catalog designation and the dual-sided format point to a release conceived with extended listening in mind. At nearly twenty minutes of music across two tracks, neither piece is built for brevity. The track lengths align with the functional demands of floor-oriented electronic music of the period, where extended duration gave DJs and listeners room to move within a composition rather than simply through it.

Time Out Of Mind is listed as the releasing label. The catalog number TO-006 places this release as the sixth entry in that label's sequence, offering a small but concrete piece of context about where Kinetik (Vinyl I) sat within the label's output at the time of release.

Beyond what the catalog record supplies — artist, label, year, format, genres, and tracklist — this draft does not extend into territory that would require verification of additional sources. A fact checker should confirm label history, any companion volumes in the Kinetik series, and whether further personnel or production credits are documented elsewhere before this draft is developed further.