TAKE NO MORE PILLS

hard trance

Deserve Mercy

Only Power Can Rules (Deserve Mercy LP)

I (I Want To Believe)

III (Across The Sky)

Let me hear your battlecry.

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Battlecry

FenixForce - Battlecry

Alina Izolenta and Kamil Ea, the duo more formally known as PTU, present their debut album Am I Who I Am on трип.

The origins of PTU can be traced back to the early 00s, which found the duo spending their formative years experimenting with analog synths and sharing music onto each other’s hard drives. The physicality of this approach went on to have an immeasurable effect on their aesthetic, which bears an unmistakable live feel - rich with improvisation and surprises. 

A relatively sparse discography might mislead you from the fact that they have over a decade of experience delving into the strangest depths of analog hardware and jamming on obscure synths. A brief 2016 appearance on the трип concept album When I was 14 was followed by the emergence of ‘A Broken Clock Is Right Twice A Day’ - a stand out track on Nina Kraviz’ fabric 91 mix - which went on to become the title track for their highly acclaimed 2017 debut EP. Now, the duo present their singular, uncategorisable take on electronic music across a full length album.

Assimilating references to techno and IDM, but placing them in far less familiar structures, PTU’s productions breathe life into precise rhythmic patterns with equal doses of energy, experimentation and humour. Their music (just about) files under techno, but their approach to composition rejects genre boundaries of any kind, opting instead for a free-form exploration of the weird and wonderful.

Across twelve tracks, they cut and chop their way through frenetic marching drums and spiralling acid leads, awakening an army of malfunctioning robots as they go. Whilst Am I Who I Am boasts a vast spectrum of bizarre ideas - often introduced at high velocity - each one is executed with a skillful dose of restraint, summoning energy from microscopically detailed arrangements. From the angular maximalism of ‘Castor & Pollux’ to the eerie polyrhythms of ‘After Cities’ and the relentless hammer drills of ‘Sirocco’, PTU find life in the most extraordinary of places.

Following on from a series of stand-out appearances on трип, Am I Who I Am is a thrilling voyage into techno’s strangest sector.

Am I Who I Am

C1 PTU - Over

[CR020] Carcères Records Various Artists

Animal Holocaust :
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Carcères Records :
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Pay what you want :
https://carceresrecords.bandcamp.com/album/various-artists-02

Pay what you want

Animal Holocaust - Hymn Of Despair

"My love for you is expanding, as the universe"

Artwork : Absurd
Mastering : PrettyMess Lab - info@prettymesslab.com

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Matrheim - Expansion of Love

⚡⚡⚡ THIS IS IMPORTANT ⚡⚡⚡

🔥In recent years governments all over Europe have lurched to the right, not least here in Denmark. Amongst a long list of new racist and xenophobic legislation – and as the neo-fascist Rasmus Paludan establishes his new party and is given government-funded protection for year-long hate-speach tours in areas with large Muslim populations – the Danish government is running several incarceration camps to hold rejected refugees. Living conditions in the camps are inhumane, children in them are being denied access to education, and according to humanitarian organisations many of the people held in them are showing signs of severe and increasing distress and mental illness.
Fighting against this shameful injustice is a growing movement called Together WE PUSH, which is dedicated to buying and delivering high-quality food and other necessities to the incarcerated families at the SJÆLSMARK camp, as well as organising events for the children there. Together We Push is comprised of a massive network of volunteers and is able to operate thanks to financial contributions from private citizens, support parties and fundraising initiatives.

🔥Together We Push gather volunteers and funds from their social media sites:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/togetherWEPUSH/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/togetherwepush/
DONATIONS CAN BE MADE HERE:
PayPal: togetherwepush101@gmail.com

🔥The following Fast Forward artists have contributed tracks to a forthcoming digital compilation album, 100% of the proceeds from which will be donated to Together We Push to help support their amazing work. The album will be released on 2nd september, and can be purchased at: https://fastforwardproductions.bandcamp.com/

Mastered by Joel Krozer
Artwork by Lukas Højlund 

🌹Sugar - Intet Menneske Er Illegalt
🌹Lasse Vind - Huy
🌹Funeral Future - Transfer Window
🌹DJ Ibon - Sunray
🌹Schacke - The Price Of Compassion
🌹Repro - Do It Anyway
🌹Rune Bagge - Glo
🌹Ezy - First They Came For Our Brothers
🌹Lund&Rønde - 2970

Schacke - The Price Of Compassion

Repro - Do It Anyway

Lund&Rønde - 2970

Next event: Apr26, 2025 @ Den Anden Side

Fast Forward Productions was formed in December 2015 as a new take on DIY rave culture. All events are built from the ground up, focusing on our local scene and collaborating with like-minded crews and concepts from abroad.
With a focus on social engagement, and by using activists from the local community to help make the events come to life, Fast Forward actively focuses on creating safer spaces at the venues we use. Sexism, racism, homophobia, and transphobia are not tolerated.

Residents:
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https://soundcloud.com/euromantic
https://soundcloud.com/djmohajer
https://soundcloud.com/peach-lyfe
https://soundcloud.com/wasps-world
https://soundcloud.com/repro1305
https://soundcloud.com/runebaggecph
https://soundcloud.com/schacke
https://soundcloud.com/vixen_vex
https://soundcloud.com/sugar_fastforward

Get in touch:
contact@fastforwardcopenhagen.com

Demos: We are not open to demos, as we solely run as a fundraiser label releasing in-house artists.
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