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Certain Creatures - Bosch (James Conduit Remix)

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Timeline finds two of the conceptual electronic world’s most earnest players teaming up for an extended improvisational session that pushes each party’s respective boundaries while emphasizes their inherent sonic charms. Jesse Osborne-Lanthier is the Berlin-by-way-of-Montréal transplant largely known for his racketous bouts of rhythm with Bernardino Femminielli (as Femminielli Noir) or drifts of minimal techno with Hobo Cubes’ and Hobo Cult-head Francesco De Gallo (as the H). Robert Lippok is the Berlin native who spent the past two decades as one-third of seminal electronic post rock band To Rococo Rot (Domino, City Slang, Staubgold).

Executed in a one-shot jam-session and loosely inspired by a designed timeline that was exchanged back and forth throughout the months prior to the artists physically meeting, Timeline’s songs react and adapt from moment to moment. “Aperiodic” maintains a sordid simmer of modular patches, kinetic clatter, and curiously paranoid melodies that launch the set’s open-ended purview. “Many a Moon” wades in an oceanic drift of tidal throbs and electrified air, forcing the hand of fellow tectonic, textural meditators to reveal their bluffed mechanics. “Visit” is a potent dose of noirish avant-gamelan, operating a surrealistic and schizophrenic account of some anonymous, foreboding follower.

“Haste” opens the B-side in a minimal torrent of industrial static and meditative, metallic dust, perfectly setting the scene for the melancholic modality of “Stint,” which traipses through air with the muted beauty befit for Wolfgang Voigt’s Gas project or the similarly minded minimalists of Mille Plateaux. The bucolic bleakness eventually dissolves into the heightened obsession and sardonic seduction of “Allotment,” exploiting micro-house’s sublime ambivalence to ante up the genre’s heady hedonism into more abstracted terms. “Juncture” closes out Timeline in a subdued fit of glitched beauty, fixating on a series of micro-tonal epiphanies and refined resonant frequencies.

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This week excited to bring you a mix from none other than MICHAEL CINA. A pioneering dj of the Dallas deep house scene and as well as the visual force behind Ghostly International.

This mix starts with a taste of that early/ mid 90s deep house and then progresses into a few more recent releases.  This is a great example of good music being timeless. More to come!

OMAKASE, Episode 66a
dj: MICHAEL CINA
*Sorry, No Tracklist*

LINKS
https://soundcloud.com/true2
www.cinaassociates.com
www. cinaart.com
http://ghostly.com/visual/michael-cina

CINA on SC

OMAKASE #66a, MICHAEL CINA

Black Celebration

TRACKLISTING / INTERVIEW:
self-titledmag.com/2018/09/21/geographic-north-label-of-the-month-feature/

FURTHER READING:
getcentered.io/2018/09/21/alva-noto-ryuichi-sakamoto-vrioon-review/

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