Name: Double Slap by GlitchFox
Duration: 6 min 56 s
Description: Messy, lo-fi as ever, but I felt this one.

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last hope

Lost in the system to be released on the 29th August on our own label Orb REcords 

Lost In The System (2011)

Massive Attack

cryogenics

quickee

The past 5 months have been the worst in my life.
It feels like my soul itself has been battered by the pain of loss.
At every point that finally seemed hopeful, I lost yet another.
I miss you all, Koda, grandfather, and Doug. May you each rest in peace.
And one of my best friends, Adam... I hope that wherever you are, you're okay.
I'm sorry I couldn't be the friend you needed,
But understand that I was struggling very hard.
And though you have turned your back on me,
I am still here for you.
But it's your decision.
Fly high, friend. You're one in a million.

Through The Pain

Mental Cinema

My Dad Wrote A Porno - Season 5

S5E1 - The Aftermath

Messy, lo-fi as ever, but I felt this one. 

Double Slap

Buy here: fanlink.to/shlomiaber-orion
Digital Release: 7th August 2020
Vinyl Release: 21st August 2020

01: Shlomi Aber - Orion
02: Shlomi Aber - Nuclear
03: Shlomi Aber - Orion (Pan-Pot Remix)
04: Shlomi Aber - Brikz

Israeli producer Shlomi Aber makes his Second State debut this summer with an assured package of nuanced, nimble techno, of the standard you’d expect from a chameleonic producer with over 17 years in the game.

“Orion” is a paranoia-laced stomper, with rattling beats and synths that dart around like eyeballs scanning the crowd for friends. Silky stabs lend the track a cinematic quality, almost mimicking a scene in a horror movie. “Nuclear” is just as evocative, layering a harmony of string stabs over teasing synthetic hi-hats and whipping FX. It’s complex and intelligent, but Shlomi makes it sound effortless. The Pan-Pot remix of “Orion” is stormier. The same rubbery, springy bassline is there but the track is trippier in character thanks to tribal drums and synths that pop like rayguns. Think “galactic circus” and you’re getting close. Buzzing insect sounds usher in “Brikz”, an atmospheric track designed to put you on edge, in a good way. At the track’s tensest point, the drums drop out altogether before returning in downtempo breaksy patterns. Definitely not your typical techno cut, but then nothing Aber does is typical.

Second State is thrilled to welcome this master producer into the family with a release that promises to expand minds while moving bodies.

@shlomiaber
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Double Slap

GlitchFox

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