Made this long ago, like the dirty synth sound i managed to get here..

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CLamBake

Poppy Punky Brewster

Random noodling over a looper. Pardon the clams.

Noodles.m4a

Antariksh Records presents Incandescence EP by Dystorizon - an intricate exploration of experimental soundscapes and rhythmic abstractions. Through his debut two-track release on Antariksh Records, multidisciplinary artist Dystorizon (Kshitij Singh) delivers a deeply immersive record that is simultaneously imaginative and expansive.

Incandescence EP invites listeners into a liminal space of listening. Rooted in his background as a tabla player, percussionist, and electronic producer, the record reflects Dystorizon's ever-growing obsession with the endless intersections of sound and light. The EP draws inspiration from Balearic influences, weaving hypnotic rhythms and ethereal atmospheres into its sonic palette. Each composition unfolds like a cinematic vignette—meticulously crafted yet free-flowing— offering moments of both tension and release. Each of the two tracks of this project invites the listeners to drift seamlessly between introspection and movement, while effortlessly being foot-tapping and groovy.

About the Artist:
Dystorizon (Kshitij Singh) is a multidisciplinary sound & visual artist, innately obsessed with exploring the endless, ever-evolving nature of sound, light & everything in between through experimental production & live performance. Along with having a background in Tabla and computer engineering, Kshitij is a graduate (Master of Music) from Berklee Valencia where he extended his musical side to be a visualist, percussionist & DJ. Based between Spain & India, he has been transmitting his work in various alt-art scenes across Europe & India. 

Releases March 19, 2025

Written and Produced by Kshitij Singh (Dystorizon)
Artwork by Kshitij Singh
Mastered by Ardeshir Mistry

Rhythm X

Patterns + Textures

A defining moment in music, The Trentemøller Chronicles (2007) showcases the Danish producer’s sound collection. A seamless fusion of minimal techno, deep house, electro, and cinematic downtempo. More than just a collection, this double album reflects a period of bold experimentation and refined production, gathering standout originals and remixes from 2003 to 2007.

Disc 1 delivers a carefully curated mix session by Trentemøller himself, blending tracks like Always Something Better, Killer Kat, and The Forest into a fluid listening experience. Disc 2 takes a broader perspective, featuring his sought-after remixes for Röyksopp, The Knife, Moby, and others, where his distinctive touch transforms each piece into something uniquely haunting and immersive.

Balancing dancefloor energy with melancholic depth, The Trentemøller Chronicles captures an artist at the height of his creative powers, bridging club-driven rhythms with evocative atmospheres. A must-have for fans of sophisticated electronic music.

Physical Fraction

Chrome Velocity  EP

240 kmph

Chrome Velocity EP

Go-Kart

just another new riff

Denmark‘s most forward thinking export Trentemøller announces a new single on his own ‚In My Room‘ label, twisting 60s psychedelia into a modern electronic-punk beatdown, complete with remixes from none other than Andrew Weatherall, Lulu Rouge and Trentemøller himself.

Packed with overdriven synth and guitar textures, live/processed drums and a pacy, apocalyptic vibe, the original version of the remarkable ‚Silver Surfer, Ghost Rider Go!!!‘ taken from the new album ,Into The Great Wide Yonder’ is perhaps Anders Trentemøller‘s ode to some of the many other spectrums of electronic music and noise that he loves. Narly, brash and raw, this is a wild leap into the unknown, all the while underpinned by the amazing production we‘ve come to expect from this ever-developing artist.

The Trentemøller remix version (actually taking pride and place on as the first cut) is a freaky, tripping jam that fuses tough electronics with a free, Doors-esque vibe that really marks a new and fresh sound for the producer. 

London rave pioneer and long-since visionary producer Andrew Weatherall hands in his ‚Prinz‘ remix that takes the elements on a real journey through the fictional desert islands of the North Sea in a spooked-out, bassline led jam. Dub echoes, cosmic filters and tape delay are in full effect in this amazing interpretation.


Finally Copenhagen‘s Lulu Rouge aka DJ T.O.M. and Buda crank up the bass for their slower paced, dub-step inspired remix that works all manner of clever edits and fills into a raw and industrial landscape of abrasive synths and some of the more spectacular elements of the original. Heavy, deep and dope all at the same time!

The phenomenal video for ‚Silver Surfer, Ghost Rider Go!!!‘ has been filmed at the unforgettable show at the main stage at the Roskilde festival 2009.

Silver Surfer, Ghost Rider Go!!!

Silver Surfer, Ghost Rider Go!!! (Lulu Rouge Feat. Abdullah S Remix)

bass player, live gigs and sessions for various artists and music directors from the Indian film industry.

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