feast

Triggered

live board recording of new song. Hardware to mixer to analog heat mk2 to APB DynaSonics H1020 to Quantum 4848 to Studio One. Fast and dirty mastering.

Vertical Splendor (live Board Demo)

Self-Management

Flash Memory

Description:
PREMIERE : D.I.N. (@dinsound) - Too Much [DKA Records] (@dka-records)

On “Up”, the fourth and fullest offering from D.I.N., the Los Angeles outfit has effortlessly navigated a path of paradox. Josie Vand’s feathery vocal contrasts with Greg Vand’s persistent electronics, falling in and out of harmony with coy leads and unceasing rhythm. Nothing is hidden here beneath reverb and chicanery; sounds are clear and precise, forcing the listener to confront the splendor and mystery of dry electricity. Syncopated percussion drives beneath floating melodies, threatening discord while drawing us toward something wistful, sweet and earnest. On “Something”, a playful synth lead welcomes
before its menacing partner joins in lower register; at first we feel undermined, but in fact the space has been transmuted – it now points forward. 

The titular track is the most direct invitation to this new city, where light refracts through strange architecture. Fluttering harmonies point unhurriedly ahead beneath Josie’s delicate singsong. The record itself is a beckoning, and one can only accept. Rigorous adherence to the palette of hardware might suggest pastiche, but here D.I.N. sidesteps a pitfall of so many contemporaries: D.I.N. plays with the past without aping it. It is through this intermingling that “Up” becomes a record not only about the experience of living now, but about the common experience of living always.

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Too Much

PREMIERE : D.I.N. - Too Much [DKA Records]

Upcoming track from the DKA compilation "Strategies against the Body Volume Two"

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PASSING "SACRIFICE"

Culture Cut

Talk About

The Question

Threshold (raw demo)

Something (Demo)

Interview with Susan Subtract / Music from Physical Wash

1) Faith
2) Threshold
3) Deprived 

Cold Waves VIII - https://coldwaves.net

Cold Waves Soundcheck

809 - Physical Wash

Besoins Premiers founder eo eintu and German artist and vocalist Gregor Zentrich, AKA Pascal De Nuit, unveil a synth-pop project two years in the making.

'Modeux des Cieux' is out June 1st on Besoins Premiers.

Pre-order: bit.ly/2zxA2ze

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Premiere: Modeux des Cieux - Constant Run [Besoins Premiers]

01 Rigid Embrace

04 Touch Oblivion Icon

A Unity of Miseries:
HFF is an Electro-punk act from Los Angeles, USA, in the vein of bands like Portion Control and Cabaret Voltaire, as executed by electronic body mutants Greg Vand and Susan Subtract. Their unique hard beating electronics is heavily infused with body horror and seeks to revive us all from our spectacle-induced coma. Unlike the swarm of revival, retro, and oldschool bands out there hoping to capture your nostalgia or naivety, HFF is looking to pump your bodies and refresh your mind from the tired beat.

Synthesizers, loops and abstract beats.  These are a few of my favorite things?  I am a strange breed, other worldly, and a super freak.   Cold wave, minimal techno, electro abstract, avant- hard, hardcore techno, break core, IDM, EBM, Death Rock, punk Rock, New Wave,Dark Wave, Ambient, MiamiBootyBase, SpeedBase, Dub, RagaMuffin, Dubstep, Industrial, Noise, Experimental, world beat...did I forget anything?  Neophyte, for sure, and these are all my newly found treasures, that I have dug up from around the world.  One day I will produce some tracks again, until then, I will spend every minute listening to all the newly found gems!

Flash Memory

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