These are just tracks from broken projects that I want to share with you for the new year.
Shit happens, but the main thing is to get out of it!

Gyroscope

Mix for CHUD' at RMC 23.12.22

1. Lunar Vision, Liza Sedakova - Люли
2. Riserayss, Loneliness - Blind
3. Iwilldiehere - Vengeance
4. Sidewalks and Skeletons - Last Memory
5. Sibewest - One Moment 
6. Tayuki - Soul
7. IAMX - Bring Me Back A Dog
8. Sibewest, Ytho - Energy
9. Vvpskvd. - Loved U
10. Brimstone - Misquided
11. Evita Manji - Oil Too Much

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Welcome the guest of the 17th episode of our podcast – фанкшн.
фанкшн juggles amen-breaks and sliced rinse-bass, dips it all into digital glitch and other deconstructed fragments and strings it into both straight and broken rhythms.
The artist is also not shy about experimenting with the EDM sound of the early 2010s, which is undoubtedly reflected in his experimental work - фанкшн tracks work great on the dance floor.
 “The mix included both classic and completely new tracks of mine, I have also collected music that now surprises me, inspires me and determines my mood for the future.”

SHIFTING PODCAST #17 фанкшн

@werfol

"There's a lot of truth and lies floating around right now. Sometimes it's hard to understand what people want to express with their music."

Danil Inyushkin AKA Werfol always wants to explore new music, offering his listeners fresh emotions and atmosphere. This producer from Kaliningrad goes deep into different genres, recreating sounds and re-thinking instruments' original purposes. This is how Werfol extracts sounds that keep him interested, and then builds solid tracks out of them.

Werfol's journey into club music has been rather long, as he had a passion for various guitar genres, phonk, witch house and abstract hip hop. Inyushkin went from producing lo-fi bass line house to much faster music, inventive and unexpected. Darker electronic sound appeals to Wefol way more than some kind and naive music, as it feels more real. Ambient jazz, uptempo hardcore and other genres spark through Werfol's tracks, which is appreciated by many musicians, producers and labels that include his music in their sets and playlists. Among those, are PTU,  Rinse France, трип, collective, Kruzhok and others who release Werfol’s music.

This EP for Get Busy produced in 2021 has a "slightly broken construction." Complexity and simplicity are perennially important topics for the producer, who combines complex moves with straight-up danceable ones. Pulsating overdriven kick drum, sudden breakbeats and ricocheting percussion; news reports, alien voices and delirious synths. There is so much in these five tracks—and all of it is true.

art by instagram.com/oxake/
mastering by Andres Nolvak

Woozy EP

Werfol - Star Dust

Silent Ecstasy

eduard abyzov - монакопсис

Knigi - if (only)

enormous dissotiation

TWNTY SVN

Taken from 'Struggle & Emerge'. Released 13/05/16
Pre-order here - https://RSrecords.lnk.to/Lakker

Following last year’s breakthrough album “Tundra”, Lakker return to R&S with a very special new project.
 
Lakker were commissioned by the RE:VIVE Initiative to create a new conceptual work solely sampling field recording, TV and radio broadcasts from the Dutch National AV archive, The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision. The curated material provided all related to and was representative of the theme the “Dutch and water”
 
The resulting 8 track release “Struggle and Emerge” is a tense soundtrack to the machine driven mid-20th century that captures the complex relationship between the Dutch and the water that surrounds them- unyielding, colossal, industrial. 
 
Broadcasts from the flood of 1953, which claimed over 1,800 lives and decimated the southern province of Zeeland are sampled in the gloomy “Open Clouds”. The contemplative “Broken Clouds” features a radio broadcast the day after the Nazis inundated the Wieringermeer Polder in 1945 in an act of desperation before retreating.
 
In order to combat the catastrophic power of the sea Dutch engineering has needed to go to equal extremes. On the album, the propulsive and dramatic “Reclamation” blaring “Ever Rising” and pummeling “Maeslantkering Gating” capture the sheer size, scale and power that is Dutch flood protection. Lakker gained inspiration from archival footage of the closing of the 32km Afsluitdijk, a man made barrier protecting the Netherlands from the vicious North Sea, a first hand visits to the futuristic engineering marvel, Maeslantkering and the never ending challenge of keeping the sea at bay. 
 
To gain insight into their topic, Lakker ventured on a tour around the Netherlands, meeting leading academic experts in the field. From the world’s premier flood defense department at TU Delft, to a professor of amphibious culture at the Free University of Amsterdam, to art historians and specialists on the ground; the duo were given first hand insight into the centuries long tumultuous relationship between the Dutch and the water.

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Lakker - Maeslantkering Gating

Amnesia

KAISSA VOSNAH

Crawling into the soul and sampling screams

ex Tonnie Fox

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