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New York based percussionist and composer Eli Keszler is set to release his new album Icons on June 25 via LuckyMe. Icons is an immersive work in perpetual motion, evoking a glorious and dystopian western world. Known as a frequent collaborator to Oneohtrix Point Never, Laurel Halo, Kevin Beasley, and Rashad Becker, Keszler’s latest solo venture offers up a latticework of melodic percussion, drum set, and electro-acoustic instrumentation, built upon fragments of American abstraction, ancient scales, industrial percussion, and jazz-age film noir to achieve its feeling of imperial decay. Keszler’s instrumental performances are framed by panoramic recordings of New York City and the Odyssey Cave, along with other on-location audio from his global travels, defining an expansive music that takes on hyperreal forms difficult to describe outside of the loss and wonderment that defines our age.

“Icons is the music I made during a time where travel and trade were effectively suspended,” states Keszler. “I spent nights wandering around Manhattan collecting recordings of the empty and silent city where a car alarm was audible from blocks away, where the hum of the electrical grid and the clash of bicycle gears suddenly occupied a massive amount of space. I spent the entirety of that year in Manhattan, probably the longest I’ve stayed in one place in over a decade. The island was essentially shut down and running at an erratic pace. The speed of the city seemed to oscillate from intense speed - ambulances, protests, helicopters —  to near stasis — a sort of beautiful, strange, serene stillness. I saw something strange and beautiful happening: power cracking and people changing. With Icons, I was working with these mythological tropes that are deteriorating and decaying before our eyes to create a music that finds beauty in our fragile and unstable reality. 

Keszler has released music on Shelter Press, Empty Editions, ESP Disk and PAN. His 2018 album Stadium was awarded Boomkat’s Album Of The Year.  Most recently, Keszler wrote the original score to Dasha Nekrasova’s feature The Scary of Sixty First (which made its recent premiere at Berlin Film Festival) and contributed to Daniel Lopatin's original score for Josh and Benny Safdie's Uncut Gems. Keszler’s music, installation, and visual work have appeared at the Whitney Museum, Lincoln Center, MIT List Center, Victoria & Albert Museum, Sculpture Center, The Kitchen, South London Gallery, Hessel Museum, Harvard's Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Luma-Foundation, Barbican, Walker Art Center, and MoMA PS1.

Icons

The Accident

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Eli Keszler - The Accident

Djrum - Blue Violet

slapped some 909s over a burial track i like. hope you like it too :)

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Burial - New Love (Tom Vernon's Part 1 Edit)[Free DL]

Kettel - Krabs (Herhangi/Edit)

Another unreleased edit from my live set. I will be posting few more of these following up previews of my upcoming EP. Hope you enjoy it.  Sorry no download for now 

Burial-Rough Sleeper (Ghostlike's Timeless Edit) ***Free Download***

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Tzusing-日出東方 唯我不敗 (LIES-092)
from the upcoming 東方不敗 lp
to be released Feb 28th 2017

東方不敗

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Tzusing-日出東方 唯我不敗 (LIES-092)

Today marks exactly ten years since the release of Burial’s genre-defining album ‘Untrue’. In celebration of this iconic album, Dutch future garage producer Ecepta has created an entire remix album, with a brand new twist on each track in the original album!

Burial - Untrue (Ecepta Remixes):

01. Burial - Untitled (Ecepta Remix)
02. Burial - Archangel (Ecepta Remix)
03. Burial - Near Dark (Ecepta Remix)
04. Burial - Ghost Hardware (Ecepta Remix)
05. Burial- Endorphin (Ecepta Remix)
06. Burial - Etched Headplate (Ecepta Remix)
07. Burial - In McDonalds (Ecepta Remix)
08. Burial - Untrue (Ecepta Remix)
09. Burial - Shell of Light (Ecepta Remix)
10. Burial - Dog Shelter (Ecepta Remix)
11. Burial - Homeless (Ecepta Remix)
12. Burial - UK (Ecepta Remix)
13. Burial - Raver (Ecepta Remix)

Burial:
https://burial.bandcamp.com/

Ecepta:
@ecepta
twitter.com/eceptamusic
facebook.com/eceptamusic
instagram.com/eceptamusic
youtube.com/channel/UCUUj68hrYzW30pNKotea7RQ

Untrue (Ecepta Remixes)

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Burial - UK (Ecepta Remix)

I thought it would be nice to finish the work of Aether.

Burial - Rodent (DuNock Aether's Edit)

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Pantone outer sleeve / neon orange vinyl

Announced today and due for release on July 5th, ’S.L.F.' sees exogenous pop alchemist Aïsha Devi expand on the experiments into metaphysics and rave music found in her acclaimed 2018 album ‘DNA Feelings.’ 

Defining a contemporary ritual practice through binaural, healing frequencies and club impact, she coalesces the sacred and the virtual, the subliminal and the cognitive in a syncretic vision. 

Aïsha Devi crystalizes her approach in a mesh of trap, trance and computer music woven with sonic references in flux between metal subterrain and ambient dimensions. Dreampop drift and drill rhythms signify an existence in omni-realities in new single ‘I’m Not Always Where My Body Is,’ the first encoded rallying signal from an illuminated hijacking of collective hypnosis

Limited Edition Pantone outer / neon orange 12" vinyl

01 - I’m Not Always Where My Body Is
02 - Two Serpents
03 - Uupar-Theory
04 - Teta 7hz (Tool) feat. DeForrest Brown Jr. 
05 - The Favor Of Fire

S.L.F.

I’m Not Always Where My Body Is

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Aïsha Devi - I’m Not Always Where My Body Is

UK record label based at fabric, East London. Run in part by Rob Booth (Electronic Explorations)

Aïsha Devi - I’m Not Always Where My Body Is

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