"Machines will fail us" : those are the unsettling first
words of this much expected new episode of the Polar
Inertia odyssey. Starting with this ode to machinery, the
tale plunges suddenly in a stark apocalyptic scenario.
Along the 3:14' of the track "Kinematic Optics", this
mysterious “polar inertia” eventually begins to
materialize and reveal more its true essence.
Same might be said about this double EP, consisting of
almost 80 minutes of music. First record is a black vinyl
with the actual four pieces of the "episode". Second one
is a white vinyl with the entire recording of their live
"Can We See Well Enough To Move On", that had been
given just once, in May 2014, for the closing of their
expo in Brussels, at the project space/ gallery Abilene.
Again this illustrates Polar Inertia’s will to be seen as an unidentified entity, where many participants contribute to
the evolution of the Project : the expo in Brussels last year was indeed a collective effort, and the live you’re listening
to was given from a considerable distance, with streaming, to an audience that didn’t see the performers from where
they stood.
The four tracks of the first record convey the same feeling ; of music that seems to be composed as a soundtrack
for oblivion, and disappearance of individuals. Polar Inertia’s techno is made with a very specific intent : taking the
time to accurately tell a story, bring specific emotions, narrative noises and illustrations, integrating all elements in a
contention between darkness and light, between a tale of Earth destroyed by nuclear weapons, and the blinding
white-out of the Polar Children’s wizardry.
We’ve been asked a lot of questions lately about
Polar Inertia ; their mysterious posture has stirred
up an unusual curiosity… but if you really want to
know more about PI, well, listen closely to these
two records, for a lot of the answers lie in the
music.

RELEASE DATE …………………………………… 8th OF JUNE 2015
DISTRIBUTION ………………………………………… CLONE.NL

LABEL COPY 
Artist : Polar Inertia
Title : Kinematic Optics EP
Written by : Polar Inertia
Label : DEMENT3D Records
CAT N° : DM3D011
© ℗ 2015 DEMENT3D Records / HBT-DEMENT3D SASU
- All rights reserved

TRACKLISTING
A1 : Floating Away Fire
A2 : Hell Frozen Over
B1 : Vertical Ice
B2 : Kinematic Optics
C1 : Can We See Well Enough To Move On ? (Part One)
D1 : Can We See Well Enough To Move On ? (Part Two)

LINKS
POLAR INERTIA
http://www.3141592653589793238462.com
booking : 
alex@amplitude-booking.com facebook

DEMENT3D
http://www.dement3d.fr
contact@dement3d.fr facebook


dement3d.fr

Hell Frozen Over [snippet]

Dustin Zahn / Emmanuel
MAN WORSHIPS POWER

12 inch full cover shrinked Vinyl
http://www.decks.de/t/dustin_zahn-emmanuel-man_worships_power/c5m-hj

Cargo

new gen

Subtle drive

Elith - Relic

Christian Morgenstern (Remixes 5/8)- Ex Machina (TWR72 Remix)

welcome to the latest promo of dj emerson & holger nielson's district4 imprint. this time with swedish techno legend damien eie who already released on kiddaz & micro.fon alongside his companion linus aka dj speedway...
string track is a moddy techno track with remkarable strings that give the tune a signature feeling of moodiness. the track comes both as original and edited by dj emerson.
construction tune is a more experimental approach to a straight 4 to the floor track

Damien Eie & DJ Speedway - String Track (DJ Emerson Edit)

@jayclarke-official - The Kicker (Soma571d)
1. Straight Through
2. Overlook
3. The Spark
4. Kicker
5. Plus **Bandcamp exclusive track**

UK techno don Jay Clarke joins the Soma ranks with The Kicker. Jay has started making his mark on the global techno scene with some serious releases via the awesome Klockworks label, and of course his own BLACKAXON imprint. Jay’s sound is characterised by elements of straight-up intense techno, blended with deeper Detroit-esque elements, culminating in a unique and well-produced style.

Straight Through opens up Jay’s Soma account and focuses firmly on the dance floor. Looped out, driving percussive elements push the track as hypnotic synths keep the rhythm flowing. Overlook has a tribalistic feel to it as wooden percussion work into a perfectly orchestrated groove allowing chopping hi hats and rides to deliver intensity as swelling atmosphere keep things ominous. Taking things down a deeper path, The Spark bounds with a well-crafted groove as spatial synth work brings more melodic and emotive aspects to the forefront. Title track The Kicker offers up the most diverse sounding cut on the EP with broken beat rhythms and discordant, almost jazzy synths breathing a distinct life throughout the track.

Mastered By Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Mastering.