A new album is finally on Drivecom. A 2xLp full of new tracks recovered and rearranged around 2022-23. No doubt the legacy of the past works are represented. Some arpeggios and melody lines will remember us to sonic landscapes from the "La Hora de las Máquinas" or "The Source" albums by Boris Divider but with a new and refreshed production sound, for sure this will be a must item for all the electro community and fans of the label.



The album opens with the intro track "The Way You Feel Me" a mix between electro and synthwave with a moog bass and arpegio reminiscent of some Arpanet's "Wireless Internet" tracks. Then followed for the "Letters From A Sleeper" theme. As the track's name reflects, it's a clear tribute to the synth era of David Harrow/Anne Clarke's "Sleeper in Metropolis" just like a reply from a postnuclear future, with a big role carried out by the initial synthline. Then the first slow bpm track is for "Distante" where synthlines 'a la Tangerine Dream' are crossed and mixed with vintage digital rhythm machine sounds and the pattern seems to be taken from those Dire Straits' "Money for nothing" intro drum arrange in an infinite and repetitive way.



In the B Side "You Know What I Know" track is again showing an Arpanet-ish intro synthline followed by a sequential prophet's arpeggio which bring us back to the old "La hora de las máquinas" sound. Closing the first 12 inch is "Sin Mirar Atrás". One of the most important tracks of the album for the author. A big dimensional and introspective track full of vintage synthlines and reverb. Time for "Your Light" track is again here. This song was already presented with its own reference on Drivecom. A future pure Electro classic which was announcing the album months before.



In the same side, we find another slow tempo theme called "Recursos Infinitos" an instrumental track which implements several synthlines that interlink themselves into an infinite Tangerine Dream's soundtrack that serves as a little break to the power and darkness of "Cenital". Electro rhythm patterns and dark arpeggio synthlines in the vibe of Vangelis' Blade Runner are mixed in this cold dystopian agressive dancefloor track. Later we find the theme that gives name to the album: " Memories From The Dust" a slower track which mixes sounds and melodies between "La Hora de las Máquinas" and other 80's digital keyboard sounds. The last track is just an outro theme called "Out of Sync". Its name is a clear statement of its own musical arrangement, synthlines are full out of timing and synchro, it was recorded in realtime from a modular synth to a digital device in one take.

Memories From The Dust

Boris Divider | Memories From The Dust | DCOM020

MSKS is the result of hard work and perseverance, driven by a deep passion for music.

Intensely influenced by the Detroit sound, techno, and electro, MSKS’ style also embraces acid house, EBM, and the experimentation of IDM.

His versatility allows him to seamlessly blend different sonic elements, creating a dynamic and immersive experience.

Diversion End, his most recent project as a DJ, balances current techno with the sounds that shaped his artistic journey.

LAKA 942 
OSCAR LAKA 
Hailing from Santander in Spain, Oscar Laka
Laka 942 Oscar Laka natural of Santander (Cantabria) Spain.
his early playing with dishes begins in the middle of the 1990s,
their early music more techno with influences at that time how Christian Wunchs Dj Muerto (Arcanoid) Oscar Mulero Dj Pitch. (The Zenobit3).
After a few years out of the scene and the musical avant-garde in the year 2010, more or less Laka942 returns to play with vinyl again but with a flavor more classic Electro and underground,
Defender of the format on vinyl and in fight against digital fraud and the circus scene which at present we consume musically,
influenced by artists such as The Zenobit3 and Arcanoid now today and with a melodic and hard-hitting electro sound always in vinyl format.

I love electronic music. I listen to underground, indie artists. There are so many diamonds in the rough. I just want to share them with the world.

Electronic music resource since 2003.

For booking requests please contact:
inaki@drivecom-recs.com

Music is the main channel for happiness !

Technostructuralist.

I've been playing other people's music from the early 1990s and occasionally making some of my own.