How does this not have a comment, what a groove. Top tune. Send it to Sasha

This is fucking incredible. AAAA+++ - top job.

My new EP on Ovum Recordings. The Divided Self keeps it deep and epic, Canavan Calling ramps up the intensity for the dancefloor. 

Review courtesy of Juno Plus:
Irishman-in-Berlin Bren Gregoriy returns to Josh Wink's label after 2014's Tidal with two superb house tracks. The title track is redolent of Chymera's melodic techno roots, but sounds more polished and assured. A surging bass and chiming cowbells provide the basis for crystalline synths, hissing percussion and dramatic woodwind. "Canavan Calling" is even more impressive; apparently inspired by a session with a Mini Moog, it revolves around a huge, dense bass which underpins thumb clicking percussion, chopped up, half-heard vocals and a building, droning riff. Once all of these elements are combined, they sound like a particularly malevolent version of Redshape.

Available now on digital and (soon) Vinyl at all the usual outlets:

Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/the-divided-self/1702798
Juno: http://www.junodownload.com/products/chymera-the-divided-self/3013019-02/
WhatPeoplePlay: https://www.whatpeopleplay.com/?redirect=/albumdetails/null/id/122388
Traxsource: http://www.traxsource.com/title/579474/the-divided-self

Canavan Calling

Irish producer and performer based in Berlin making various shades of techno and house since 2002 on labels like Maeve, Ovum, Delsin, Cocoon & Kompakt.
Bandcamp: http://chymera.bandcamp.com/

Also releases synthesizer based, ambient epics as Merrin Karras on A Strangely Isolated Place.

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