Like the track. A different approach on the production where some of the reverb stabs are quite prominent in the mix compared to the main track. Works well

Cool track. Sounds good with interesting sounds.

One of the best names for a tune I've ever heard. The tune isn't half bad either !

The relentless march or droning of the beat works to keep this track at the mind. However, because it is the only constant in this track, it kind of gets boring. But I like this overall.

darling, in 1987 sounds like this weren't allways born in there, but if they had, i may be a dinosaur on their road. lovely, well done......

140 BPM Drop at 3:15

This is 303 focused techno with noisy percussion and loads of distortion washes in the second half. Rolls hard throughout with pretty poly-synth stabs sprinkled in for hits of sunshine. The last third of the record veers into tribal techno with crushed congas and a funk loop. This record works at any hour as long as it's dark and your audience is willing to see the light. 

Try slowing it way down during the break and hitting them hard with the drop.

The title comes from a conversation we had with Arkoniska and Shane about the most banal dreams they ever had.

TB-03, Mutable Instruments Ambika, Quasimidi 309 and DRUMSYNTH were used. Sequenced in Cubase and Pro Tools.

I Dreamt That It Was 1987 and I Was Working at a 711 In Flint, Michigan

Arkoniska's Techno music is dark and brooding. The tracks are rolling, aggressive, tribal and deeply visual. Perfect for big moments and big ideas. 
They come from the fields of North Carolina in the United States of America.

The sample packs here are for you to use in any fashion under the CC0 license. Check out Arkoniska on Bandcamp at the link below, or at the NVRALN homepage.

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