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The second release for Atomic Alert sees False Persona delivering his hard-hitting, explosive electro sound. Although a fresh face, the 21 year old Bournemouth-based producer has been self taught music production and DJing since the age of 13, and after spending years learning how to make different styles of music under a multitude of aliases, his sound as an artist definitely serves as a hybrid of genres.

On the title track Unknown Variable, he combines extra-terrestrial mutating synths and ghostlike pads with an insanely infectious bass line. Similarly, Hive Mind is a deep space club roller constantly buzzing its way through your mind.

The introduction of Brighter Days and By My Side is False Persona's own form of alchemy; reconstructing his usual element of club-ready electro with an expansive sonic landscape of subsonic pressure waves and euphoric pads layered with other-worldly vocal samples and magical glitchy percussion. A nuclear remix of Brighter Days cooked up by Dexorcist, one of the most prominent icons of electro and a dreamy rework of By My Side, Atomic Alert's Nite Fleit presses the button on this diverse weapon of an EP.

“Unknown Variable is a release that’s extremely special to me in so many ways. Not only is it my first proper EP, but for the longest time I’ve wanted to encapsulate my typical electroey sound alongside the more emotional, floaty side to my productions - some of which I’ve been sat on for months, even years, but hadn’t quite found the right moment for them until now.
I’m super excited to finally share these tracks with the world, along with stellar remixes from Dexorcist and Nite Fleit, two of my absolute favourite producers that I never imagined I’d one day be calling friends :)” - False Persona

A1 False Persona — Brighter Days

Artist: https://soundcloud.com/garneaumusic
Track: Jupiter
Label: https://soundcloud.com/palmsout
Format: Cassette Tape, Digital, VA
YouTube: https://youtu.be/vClPn0PiKy0

On February 25th, Palms Out will release the first in a series of compilations on cassette and digital. Titled plainly: "End Broken Windows Vol. 1", 100% of the proceeds of the series will go to charity in an effort to raise awareness about broken windows policing methods. Specifically, I hope to contribute to spreading the word about the ways in which policing and prosecuting low-level offenses serves as a way of terrorizing and traumatizing vulnerable populations, without achieving the intended goal of preventing violent crime. The theoretical premise of broken windows policing is fundamentally flawed, and woefully misguided -- there is no evidence that focusing police power on low level violations like sex work, loitering, minor vandalism, petit theft, low level drug offenses, etc. leads to any reduction in violent crime. The practice must end.
Each volume of the series will benefit a different charity doing work to counteract the effects of broken windows policing; all it really does is criminalize being black, trans, queer, young, unhoused, etc. The first volume will benefit the SBB National Sex Worker Bail Fund (swopbehindbars.org/donate), as sex workers are often intersectionally and inordinately affected by these practices.
Musically and conceptually, this record is inspired by a place where broken windows policing is disproportionately felt: the subway/metro. I gave all of the artists the vague prompt to write music inspired by the NYC subway system -- and the results were expectedly varying. For this volume, I pursued artists who have been generally exploring midtempo dance music without focus on 4 to the floor drum patterns. The result was a collection of largely breakbeat-oriented songs, some with direct classic NYC & Detroit electro references, others with more melodic and euphoric UK hardcore inspiration, and others still that kind of split the difference between modern bass and Baltimore club (for lack of better descriptors).
Featuring songs from: Max Ulis( CA), Khari McClelland (US), Carli (SE), Disaffected (UK), Garneau (CA), Varum (NL), Martyn Bootyspoon (CA), Lobec (UK), A.dixen (DK), AVIVX (KZ), SUMORAI (SE), Ubahnrider (DE), The Droid (UK).

END BROKEN WINDOWS Vol. 1

PREMIERE | Garneau - Jupiter [Palms Out Sounds] 2022

A 2006 remake of the Maestro Passarani classic

Marco Passarani - Criticize (dynArec Remake)(1.18)

Atom Heart

Aux 88 Presents Black Tokyo - We Make Beats (dynArec Remake)

Sexy Girl

CITY RUN

SCHATTEN, im Lärm

https://www.discogs.com/fr/Dynarec-Looping-Love-Lane/release/7091450
Taken from the EP "Looping Love Lane" released on Nocta Numerica Records
(Vinyl / Digital)
Buy the digital version here: https://noctanumerica.bandcamp.com
Buy the vinyl on Clone, Juno, Deejay.de, Red Eye Records or directly from our Bandcamp. 

Catalog number: NN001
Title: Looping Love Lane
Artist: @dynarec
Distributed by Syncrophone (Worldwide)
Artwork: Humangigz

A1 - Looping Love Lane
A2 - Press P
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B1 - Haptic Trace
B2 - Aux 88 Presents Black Tokyo - Electronic Cinema (dynArec Remake)

Aux 88 Presents Black Tokyo - Electronic Cinema (dynArec Remake)

To feel the future is to feel the fall into time.

Like a kind of transcendental whiplash, the past leans in to furnish the present with a set of concrete forms and withering terms, whilst the halo of possibility on the crown of the moment makes speculation a speed-test for computing what comes next. As a vessel for abstract dynamics, the human organism knows what it is to be dizzy, to feel vertigo as a matter of being contained by our experience of space and time.

For the fourth instalment in Tresor's 'Kern' mix series, DJ Stingray presents a device for decoding time in all directions, a sonic prism that refracts our senses into auxiliary components of a total future-rush.

With a far-reaching selection that has been worked into his own unique form, DJ Stingray wraps our vertigo around a gritty pneumatic bump with high-velocity swing. His mixing style, prepared for hostile engagements as it is, throttles techno into counter-gravity forces. Wading through a specialised cross-section of Detroit's own dance-floor contagions as well as the contaminated feedback signals from across the global aqua plains, the mix can be summed up in just one word: hectic.

Raw, caustic, synthetic rhythm-code pumps frenzy itself through a cascading geothermal fog. Never giving away the cryptographic keys, DJ Stingray works you harder than your heart, adapting your biology to a fractal timeline of viscous systems.

Discovery, or uncovering, has to do with what already exists actually or virtually; it is therefore certain to happen sooner or later with enough sweat in the club. And as Kern Volume 4 attests to, DJ Stingray has the access codes and the stealth sense to make a place of a space, and to let it fall into time.

Accompanying the mix is a set of two records. The leading manoeuvre comes from the collaborative efforts of DJ Stingray and Heinrich Mueller under the name NRSB-11. Seven more pieces of the covert assault make up the release.

TRACKLIST CD

1. Dopplereffekt - Scientist
2. Alex Cortex - We Run Your Life
3. Kris Wadsworth - Infiltrator
4. Christopher Joseph - Mind At Sea
5. Silent Servant - Dissociation
6. Adam Jay - Lexic
7. Herva - Slam The Laptop
8. Gesloten Cirkel - Submit X
9. Professor X - Professor X (Saga)
10. NRSB-11 - Nationalised
11. Luke Eargoggle - I Belong To The Past
12. Drexciya - Lost Vessel
13. Dynarec - Moving Corridors
14. Syncom Data - Musik Politik
15. Creepy Autograph - Night Stalker
16. Drexciya - Aquabahn
17. Faceless Mind - Ocean Movers (Vcs2600 Science Remix)
18. 065 DJ Dijital - Bang
19. Drexciya - Running Out Of Space
20. Illektrolab - Overdrive
21. Anna Meredith - VapourIsED (LoneLady Remix)
22. Drexciya - Dr. Blowfins' Black Storm Stabilizing Spheres
23. DJ Di'jital - Mind of the Master
24. Morphology - Vector Plant
25. Luke Eargoggle & Kan3da - Night Smoker
26. AFX - Serge Fenix Rendered 2
27. Drexciya - Cascading Celestial Giants

TRACKLIST LP
A1. NRSB-11 - Nationalised
A2. Dynarec - Moving Corridors	
B1. Professor X - Professor X		
B2. Herva - Slam The Laptop		
C1. AFX - Serge Fenix Rendered 2
C2. Gesloten Cirkel - Submit X		
D1. Anna Meredith - VapourIsED (LoneLady Remix)
D2. Syncom Data - Musik Politik

Kern Vol. 4 mixed by DJ Stingray

A2. Dynarec - Moving Corridors (preview)

Produced, Mixed, Mastered & Artwork by False Persona

Orbit

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Paul Blackford - Mirage

Produced & Mixed by False Persona
Mastered by CLSM
Artwork by Gherdez

Catalyst

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/aloka-view-source-haws
* Pre-order: https://tinyurl.com/007ALOKA

Now with a steady accumulation of exciting names in their back catalogue and hammering along their stride, Cardiff-based event promoters and label Haŵs welcomes Aloka to the household. For the imprint’s 7th release comes the interplanetary ‘View Source’ EP, an arsenal of controlled chaos via four essential, dark electro cuts.

PREMIERE: Aloka - View Source

Elektro Diktators, Vol. 1

Moving Corridors

This Soundcloud account is secondary to the www.soundcloud.com/dvsnme account; Its purpose is to re-post tracks that I enjoy. If you are looking for mixes (Dark Science Electro), contact or original work by DVS NME please go here: @dvsnme

Influences include: AS1, Ashtar Lavanda, Aux88, Blotnik Brothers, Boris Divider, Carl Finlow, Cignol, Commuter, Cygnus, Das Muster, Der Zyklus, DMX Krew, Dopplereffekt, Ekman, The Exaltics, Exzakt, Franck Kartell, I-F, Kan3da, Kobol Electronics, Kraftwerk, Lake Haze, Lowfish, Luke Eargoggle, Mandroid, Maelstrom, Metacomplex, Morphology, Mr. Velcro Fastener, N-Ter, Plant43, Silicon Scally, Solvent, Umwelt, Underground Resistance, Univac, Versalife, Volsoc, Zeta Reticula and more.

Moving Corridors

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