Repeat Pattern EP

Buy Projections Double LP vinyl / Stream / Download: https://ffm.to/projections

Respected producer, DJ and sound designer Alex Banks presents his third studio album ‘Projections’, returning to Max Cooper’s Mesh imprint. The work follows up critically acclaimed releases on Modeselektor’s Monkeytown, Ninja Tune, where he remixed Bonobo, and his sublime sophomore album ‘Beneath the Surface’ from 2019.

Produced in his studio in Brighton, UK, the album is an immersive nine-track masterstroke covering the gamut of electronica, techno, breakbeat, bass and IDM, fit for clubs and home-listening alike. The project was born in the early stages of 2021. With little outside stimulation to draw inspiration from, Banks
invested in new gear including a Moog Matriarch, DFAM and a host of Eurorack Modules - and set about immersing himself in the possibilities of his new semi-modular synths. In terms of sonic reference points, he found himself in new territory, too. “Usually going to a club night, or concert, or even the
simple things in life that you take for granted all feed into a melting pot of things that inspire me to create. But without these, I instead found myself drawing on memories of experiences, and imagining new ones for the future to come. I began to feel like these were projections, almost like memories of experiences I had been projecting via the music I was creating,” he shares, adding that memories of clubbing trips to Berlin, London and Brighton fuelled his vision for the album.

Furthermore, the seclusion we collectively experienced allowed Banks to philosophise on the nature of human connection, which fed into the album concept: “I started to think about how during our period of relative isolation, we are all projecting into the digital ether, searching for a connection in an increasingly virtual world where shared human contact and experiences have
become scarce.”

Before The End

Our homie Mundo D is back on Sincopat with an outstanding release. Known for his timeless and energetic sound, the Spaniard delivers once again a winning EP.

We start the adventure with Look Behind, a perfect and rounded piece of music as we like it in Sincopat. Its huge lead will stick in your mind, and we are sure it will be a song that you won't be able to stop playing and listening to.

Hall of Stars is another stunning tune that clearly captures the artist's taste for the 80's sound and makes us travel back in time in a unique and memorable way.

PREMIERE: Mundo D - Hall Of Stars [SINCOPAT]

A1 RIGHT TIME (original Mix)

Some thoughts don’t leave you. Some questions linger long after they’ve been asked. Dom Apes’ Wasted Energy EP exists in that space between contemplation and release, between old cycles and new perspectives. Written during a period of upheaval, the record reflects on loss, rejection, and uncertainty, but also on clarity, reinvention, and quiet hope.

The EP rounds off with Fuelless Consumption, which came together on a sober Friday night, written as Dom questioned whether music would still hit the same without the crutch of alcohol. A swelling, introspective closer, it leans into deep, somber textures, like coming up for air after a long night out. It shifts the energy just enough to feel like an ending, but one that leaves the door slightly open.

Created between London and the North East, Wasted Energy sits in the push and pull between movement and stillness, between city life and solitude. It’s the sound of memories resurfacing, of lost ideas finding a new home, and of music acting as both an anchor and a release.

Label: @allmythoughts
Buy: https://domapes.bandcamp.com/album/wasted-energy 

PREMIERE: Dom Apes - Fuelless Consumption [all my thoughts]

DA022 is an impeccable four-tracker from prolific future-vision producer Dawn Razor, who has been recognized by numerous well-respected labels and producers. For this release, he joined forces with his longtime studio friend ArcheTech. 

Stone Forest starts with hypnotic, trippy progressions, wonky pianos, and emotive soundscapes, all built on groovy broken beats. 

Doom continues with deep bass and breakbeat cuts, accompanied by twirling synth lines, granular emotive textures, dreamy arpeggios and detuned bleeps. 

Soul Diffuse shifts to sampled gated percussions and swung rhythms, blushed with wonkily tuned synths that bring a psychedelic out-of-body experience. 

Amby Duty closes the EP with an sci-fi ambient sound-art palette, carrying your mind to different places. 

In the end, these carefully crafted sound details weave together into a mesmerizing journey. Enjoy!

https://soundcloud.com/awnazor
https://soundcloud.com/idasound

Premiere : Dawn Razor & AcheTEch - Doom [IDA]

Skif Tafari & Mr.M - Moodney Blaze

The digital millennium brought decade old questions beginning with acceleration of supercomputers; can robots love? Behind humanoid vocal compositions, communication and dialogue, a mesh network spanning between artificial intelligence are sending and receiving data continuously. French producer, ‘Foreign Sequence’ assess these questions on ‘Last Time Was So Good (Extended Love)’ on Estonian label ‘Gestalt’. The 11 minute track’s eerily haunting signal searches for love with drawn out electro and rhythm section that bounces from satellite to satellite with every note. 

‘Repeat Pattern EP’ by Foreign Sequence is digitally released on Gestalt beginning July 20th 2018 with two additional tracks, ‘Trùùm((33rd)’ and ‘Walkd%4-s-t-RE’. Be sure to pick this up for your spacey soundscapes.

Foreign Sequence:  @tonoforeign
Gestalt: @gestaltlabel

Repeat Pattern

Last Time Was So Good (Extended Love)

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PREMIERE: Foreign Sequence - Last Time Was So Good (Extended Love) (GST03)

French electro connoisseur @tonoforeign is up next on Gestalt Records with a carefully crafted 3-tracker of all things etheral, overflowing with deep hardware bleeps and pulsating 303s.

Buy: https://bit.ly/3MO33Z2

Foreign Sequence - Repeat Pattern (GST03)

Eliott Forin returns with a brilliant new 3 tracker under his Foreign Sequence alias. On ‘Repeat Pattern’, @tonoforeign continues to develop his already masterful craft in deep Electro and techno tinged sounds. This EP is the third from the new label @Gestaltlabel - A collective looking to push deep, undiscovered music.

The first two tracks sit firmly in the category of deep: pensive, emotive and intricately detailed. On the other hand, the final track (the track I chose to premiere), Trùùm((33rd), is aimed squarely at the dance floor. Sinister sirens swirl around a robotic, machine-like bassline. Ice cold drums keep the track, and the listener, moving. Somber pads nestle in the background and provide the emotion that is always present in Forin’s music. This is a dance floor weapon with real heart! You can pre-order this digital album now via Bandcamp but will release officially on July 20th.

Buy here: https://gestaltlabel.bandcamp.com/album/repeat-pattern

Sound clips here: https://soundcloud.com/gestaltlabel/sets/foreign-sequence-repeat

Additional resources:
https://soundcloud.com/tonoforeign
https://www.facebook.com/foreignseq/
https://soundcloud.com/gestaltlabel
https://www.facebook.com/gestaltlabel/

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PREMIERE: Foreign Sequence - Trùùm((33rd) (Gestalt)

Foreign Sequence hits hard with three symbiotic tracks seamlessly moving in-between the frameworks of electro and deep techno.

https://soundcloud.com/gestaltlabel
https://soundcloud.com/tonoforeign

PREMIERE: Foreign Sequence - Walkd_4-s-t-RE [Gestalt]

In collaboration with my good g @mantis-hands,
Written at the tail of 2017 under the warm rays of Venice, CA.

No_4mat X Mantis Hands - One Wing [FREE DL]

Roza Terenzi - Let's Ride
Dekmantel (DKMNTL066) 

a1.	3.I.Y.
a2.	Bricks
b1.	Freak N Tweak
b2.	Open Me

https://shop.dekmantel.com/release/6346

Australian producer Roza Terenzi is next on Dekmantel with a quasi-cosmic, tropospheric slab of deep rave. The blend of breakbeats, distorted rhythms, and quirky yet sublime analog melodies evoke the senses, making this an exciting label debut from one of the underground’s rapidly rising stars. 

'Let’s Ride' kicks of with '3.I.Y.', a track that initially reverberates and tweaks, as if crashing in from outer space. 'Bricks' slows the tempo down, and adds larger degrees of space, with a 110bpm chilled out timbre, and a wispy-palette. 'Freak N Tweak' is another slice where the mood cuts gently between ambient bliss, and analogically synthesised, percussive electro - like a downtempo, cerebral take on classic electronica. The EP’s closer 'Open Me' takes the music back to full rave-speed, with layers of classic-era breakbeats and vintage sounding keys, all manifesting itself in Terenzi’s contemporary take on pulsing, esoteric dancefloor rhythms.

DKMNTL066 // Roza Terenzi - Let's Ride

SANSIBAR – Home
“Home” is an atmospheric electro – romance full of love and longing chords and pads - on top of body poppin’ beats and laser stabs. Sansibar shows again (in his effortlessly elegant way) how to connect the body, the mind and the soul – and from the moment the drops of acid start meandering with that gentle 303 bass line we know we are in for the real bodywork, in which all elements are in motion, independently but in togetherness.

Sansibar - Home

Following up our 7“ series, here we go with our first 12“ release with a selection of inner circle artists.

Out of the “Internationale Normalitätszentrale” Bufiman delivers the soundtrack - a looong breakbeat piece loaded with Casio CZ sequences in form of sunbeams which are tickling your senses, Wolf Mülleresque kinda adlibs floating around your head and are stimulating your membrana tympanica. Precise snare drum samples from all around the globe transmitted via the MPC minister are throbbing. This is the “Members Of Warning Theme 2020”.

A darker and more disturbing approach comes from our family member Nadia D’Alò under her DALO alias. This track is more like - did you ever went to a dark and sweaty basement Electro party while in the middle of the floor at 04:20 a yellow purple sprinkled zebraseal named “ZAFRAM“ Mc Schnork wants to sell you liability insurance for a special discount? The 808 is bouncing, accents are placed carefully and harsh but also cute baby demon vocal effects are panning in between all 4 dimensions while the 303 hits you so hard that your legs are shaking? Then it gets really weird when this strange looking Otter from New York in a pink pony costume pops up and takes out the gear of his attache, offering you everything to pass the bat country safely? Well, it’s Philipp Otterbach's “Otter Space Mix” which put this special flavour on top.

Welcome to Warning 1201 - Enjoy your trip!

https://soundcloud.com/warningberlin

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PRÉMIÈRE: Dalo - Zafram [Warning]

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PREMIERE: Foreign Sequence - Last Time Was So Good (Extended Love) (GST03)

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