OT19 / VA. Funktion Disorder

Whenever we're troubled with something that gets to the rack of our body nerves our nervous system is made to handle a lot of stress.While sometimes we can't manage to deal with certain situations, other times we'll be calm and patience.

For this next compilation, our terminators have been testing new waveforms to get in touch with humanity in a more authentic and real way, so, let them be the ones to control the scenario while you're being the tester of this funktion disorder experience.

Capabilities to deal with nervous damage go beyond every system. Let the cure come in.

Artwork by JSK|Studio
instagram.com/jsk_studio/

Mastering by Hash4Cash and Berserkrr
@djhash4cash
@berserkrr

Terminators:

Houdant. @houdant
Careless. @the-midnight-perverts
Itas. @itas-sounds
Hash4Cash. @djhash4cash
Undergroover. @undergroover
Berserkrr. @berserkrr
IOYTS. @ioyts
Hazy Blades. @hazyblades
SSG13. @user-565409836
Getmioud. @getmioud

OT019 | VA. Funktion Disorder

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After an intriguing appearance on Lobster Theremin’s PLUR compilation in 2020, New York’s Talker prepares his debut on Cheeky Sneakers with four varying cuts of emotive breakbeat and squelchy electro NRG.

‘Information’ takes the swaying aesthetics and waved basslines of contemporary breaks and wraps it in a digital ribbon; a periodic dip into a post-humanoid world where information is no longer something we consume, but something we have become. Delicate melodies swirl above the clouds leading the raver to their inevitable peak, before large kicks and percussive power sparks the fuse with a flurry of gun fingers and hands ascending towards new heights.

‘Da Business’ again wraps its electronic sequence in a modern blanket with elements of grime, garage and electro taking it in turns to wow and delight; a distinctive, lairy UK energy moulds together with ice-like synth work on an emotional trip that packs a punch, before the B-side is introduced on ‘X’, a squelching cut of acid-electro made for late nights and strobe lights.

‘Echolation’ finishes things off the way it started - cinematic breakbeat that invites the listener to take a moment for themselves on the dancefloor, looking inward for moments of private contemplation as the euphoria is pushed increasingly outward.

PREMIERE: Talker - Echolocation

‘End in Tears’ steps up to the plate, on display his extensive palate.
Employing tastily imperfect synergy, ‘Facility’ makes no apologies. A brief yet inquisitive origin teases blissful melancholia, only to be contrasted by harnessed synth detuning and a seamless, classic low-end blend of broken pulse and offbeat thud.
‘Infinity Pool’ sees cascading plucks serve as a spectral companion to a wandering bassline. Drenched in a waterfall of percussive space, a round kick trades centre stage with a delectable snare, while wide regions are immersed in colourful pads and reverberating vocals. Exhibiting robotic sounds from the depths of manmade
wickedness, ‘Up In The 303’ is built around a recurring spoken message and conspicuous acid bassline. Its fleeting gaps mere resets, rave synths and sprinkled short sonics conjure images of cyber dystopia.
Posterchildren of prosperity, Willo and Caitlin Medcalf arrive with reinforcements and unique, nuanced takes on the endless trickle of the Infinity Pool. Leaning into her proficiency in spatial nostalgia, Willo’s signature concoction of sunlit dejection comprises a sustained kinetic drone and airy scattering of wet vocal sounds & wave tails. Breaching the surface at a dependable interval, Caitlin’s toppy kick coordinates a field of complementary quirks. Majestically unorthodox, her unmistakably thumping take introduces rich arpeggiation to coincide with unique drum placement and timing.

PREMIERE : End In Tears - Infinity Pool

TL Premiere #1078 (2022.10.27) : Auva Duhr - Khatonkath [Neurom Records]

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For this 276th Premiere of 2022, we have a track from the owner of @glorypodcastberlin, "Auva Duhr" titled ‘Khatonkath’ from his forthcoming LP "Encounters in the DJ booth" on the French label : Neurom Records.

▶︎ The LP will be available from November 9, 2022 in Digital on Bandcamp here :  https://neuromrecords.bandcamp.com/album/encounters-in-the-dj-booth

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Release Info :

Auva Duhr - Encounters in the DJ booth LP [Neurom Records // NEUROM 54]

Auva Duhr, the holy explorer of sounds is in quest of captivating atmospheres and diverse mental conceptions.

This album is about research, adventure, discoveries, consequences and acceptance. Serious in a kind of
way, but serious fun for the dance floor, something for the mind as well. Just as my dj sets in various styles, this album contains influences from IDM, house, techno, acid and electro.

Tracklist :
1. Vecu-One
2. Khatonkath
3. Melanocyt
4. Nuclei
5. The Knitted Bridge of Keelah
6. One Way Brain
7. Foaming Agent
8. Machines

In search of the roots of vibrations - those that have not been found on earth.

As sound-sculptors , we connect to the surreal matrix and perceive glimpses of truth.

Even from a distance, we feel its dimension, we imagine its infinite forms and textures.

Each discovery sounds like an unexpected adventure.

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releases November 9, 2022

Written & Produced by Auva Duhr

Label: NEUROM Records
Cat: NEUROM 54
Genre: IDM, house, techno, acid, electro
Graphic design by Rolph Geo
Buy Here: neuromrecords.bandcamp.com

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Follow Auva Duhr :
SoundCloud : @auva-duhr

Follow NEUROM :
Facebook : www.facebook.com/Neuromrecords
Instagram : www.instagram.com/neuromrecords
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/neur0m

Encounters in the DJ booth LP

Khatonkath

TL PREMIERE : Auva Duhr - Khatonkath [Neurom Records]

Funktion Disorder

PREMIERE: Getmioud - No Limit [OUT NOW]

Berserkrr - Short Dick Man

DJ Hash4Cash - 45 Spot

ITAS - Run

Careless - Bang With Us

Houdant - Get Blow

Somerville & Wilson - Yantar (Fango Remix)

Exclusive Filament Deejays '1 p.m.'

Newly founded Dutch label Filament's concept is quite simple yet effective and reveals deep insights into the founders' mindset. As 'Deejays', label heads and promoters the Filament crew aligns the procedure of an event to the music they put out on their label. Consequently 'Fest I', the label's debut EP, includes four tracks, each representing a different stage or chapter of an event, with each track ready to be played at a different time. While '4 p.m.', '8 p.m.' and '11 p.m.' come from Monty, Møzaika and Hysteric, the track that gets it all started, '1 p.m.' is the preserve of Filament Deejays themselves. But not only does '1 p.m.' mark the EP opening, it's also Filament Deejays' production debut. Warm synth chords combined with a Japanese vocal introduce the listener to their premiere work and set the pace and tone for what is to follow in the next few minutes in the track itself as well as the event, where the track is played out. A triumphant chorus is accompanied with the implementation of subtle acid sounds, which at first hearing seem to get off and take on a leading role, but remain in the background and serve more as carrying track element that still leaves enough space to the afore-introduced synth-chords and the soft vocals. A day or event couldn't start any better than with a sound-aesthetics as Filament Deejays provide their audience with.

'Fest I' will be released on Filament on July 17th, 2019.

Buy the EP here
Vinyl: www.juno.co.uk/products/mozaika-hysteric-filament-deejays-fest-i-ep/732707-01/

Artist & label information
Filament: www.facebook.com/filament.amsterdam // @fila-ment // 
www.instagram.com/hetfilament

Visit & follow Torture the Artist at:
www.torturetheartist.net
www.facebook.com/torturetheartist
www.instagram.com/torture_the_artist
www.twitter.com/TorturingArt

PREMIERE: Getmioud - No Limit [OUT NOW]

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