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Intermission: A Fire On The Beach

Enterrec proudly opens the portal once again. after a long time of quietness, the incredible mind behind CeZZers returns with his debut album, "The Wild Card." This long-awaited journey is here.
True to its name, "The Wild Card" is an unpredictable ride through the many shades of Psytrance. a sonic playground where no two tracks follow the same path.

CeZZers' hybrid style has always been a melting pot within Psytrance, blending together different influences into one unique journey.
Each piece unfolds like a living organism, constantly evolving, surprising at every turn, and inviting the listener to surrender to the unknown.

With an obsessive dedication to detail and a deep passion for sound design, CeZZers crafts a world where emotional highs meet earth-shaking beats, bright moments clash with darker shades, and nothing ever stays still for too long.

The entire piece ensures that you will never encounter a dull moment.
A wild card by nature, and by choice.
this album is a tribute to the beauty of unpredictability.

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CeZZers - The Wild Card

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‘But Never Quite Making It’ 
Django and Marc Plastic with some input from me. 
The music’s played mostly by Django with the occasional riff from Marc and some moans and static clicks from me and Plastic. They experimented with Marc’s recently repaired Moog Opus 3, Marc showing him different ways of creating sounds, various approaches to getting the best noises from the Moog. They played and recorded and built up dynamic layers until they had the basis of the sound piece, Marc masterfully snipping and clipping, arranging and modulating, massaging and effecting each of the strands until he’d woven a distinctly disturbing piece. Django was utterly absorbed by the whole process if a little speechless at the complexity and sheer scale of what’s possible. We were thinking that it’d be cool to have D sing on it, but he wasn’t convinced deciding instead that he’d like to recite a poem he’d written about a month ago inspired by the book he was reading called ‘Varjak Paw’. He remembered most of it but we had to improvise the second verse a touch. His delivery’s just stunning, patient and dynamic. Overall a killer post-Halloween piece.


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