The complexification for this project was based in the collaborative process between @alexrainer and @lethatechnique (aka Las Wolski): sitting down together late Saturday afternoon in the middle of a Central European heat wave, deciding on samples to use, wielding Ableton Live and a Korg nanoKontrol with four hands, meshing processed samples of the distant "Complexification" tracks with local field recordings, deciding on pitch shifting and resonator notes and beat repeats, digressions into discussing the tritone (“the Devil’s interval”) and initial impressions of "Making Music" by Dennis DeSantis, figuring out how to finalize while keeping the track short and varied, and trying to stay hydrated. Break for a walk to Corner Burger in Kazimierz and for Żywiec Białe throughout the evening. The result is a short slice of sinister heat wave dub.

Manipulated beats from the beginning, bell-like synth sounds from the middle, and scattershot percussive sounds from the end of “Complexification0010GB." Added field recordings of a drunk singing down ulica Chodkiewicza, a random streetside whip-slapshot sound, and some revelers toasting at Forum Przestrzenie. Counter-balanced the whip-slapshots with a recording of a big ole China cymbal from the previous week’s drum session at Studio Savant. Threw “Complexification0010SH” into Ableton’s Granulator for another instrument to generate complex textures.

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More on this 188th Disquiet Junto project (“Take a provided track and make it more complex”) at:

http://disquiet.com/2015/08/06/disquiet0188-complexcomplex/

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http://entracte.co.uk/projects/guy-birkin–sun-hammer-e187/

Ul. Chodkiewicza Summer Rips (disquiet0188-complexcomplex)

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Dream

"Growing Up, The Grey Of Jack Kevorkian Around #7"

READ > https://inverted-audio.com/premiere-jonnnah-consume-me

French producer Pierre Paumier returns as @jonnnah with his new LP What They Left on Second End Records, a wintry blend of dub techno, bass, ambient, and slowed breakbeat textures. Among its standout moments, “Consume Me” drifts from a foggy dub techno haze into an understated downtempo groove, carrying a subtle trip-hop mood that feels both welcoming and quietly mysterious. It plays like an interlude in an open-ended game world - more about wandering through its soft, uncharted spaces than reaching any particular destination.

Jonnnah - Consume Me [Second End Records]

Ddx3x, Blacksand, Matilda, Kamen - Space Injection [HB004]
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Label: Hollow Bastion (hosted by Percept) @perceptfrance
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PREMIERE : Ddx3x - Blurry Vision

From the Wornhawk collection "Growing Up, The Grey Of Jack Kevorkian Around"

https://valcrondvideo.bandcamp.com/album/growing-up-the-grey-of-jack-kevorkian-around

BANDCAMP

Get it here 
https://terrek.bandcamp.com/album/allt-kan-bli-nytt-2014-2015-part-ii

Fourth part of the anthology series of improvisations that I have put together as part of the revitalisation of Terrorific Rekords, the 20 year old label I’ve been running on behalf of Lars Stūtzner and Schopenhauer.

Music by: Mattias Lagerkvist 
Artwork by: Lola Wilson 
Recorded in Malmö, 2014-2015 
Original release date: - 

TERRORIFIC REKORDS 2025

murkla@email.com
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terrek@email.com
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2014.02.15 (Gura zolo)

Hatsushima

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Hustache
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PREMIERE : Hustache - Glidin

Hard to believe we’re on volume 5 of the annual Razor-N-Tape Family Affair compilation, but time flies when the RNT fam is having fun! As always, it’s a wide-ranging collection of vibes and grooves from the extended international Razor-N-Tape network. This year’s vinyl sampler includes both label newcomers and veterans across six tracks.
Recloose, Medlar & Daisybelle, Misiu, Saucy Lady, Anoraak, and Marina Trench deliver in their respective signature styles, taking us on a genre-bending tour of sounds. From House to Disco, Dub to Breaks, and Chuggers to Pumpers, there’s a bit of something for everyone here—fun for the whole family!

PREMIERE : Peter Matson & Stuart Bogie - Bogie's Acid Bet

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DC Promo Tracks #1807: "Innature, part I" by Nørus is part of the release "Innature" on Code Selections @codeselectionsrecords @norusmusic  

Buy Now: https://norusmusic.bandcamp.com/album/csr009-n-rus-innature 

Nørus returns for the final release of 2025 with his newest six-track album, Innature. At his most experimental yet, and immersed in rich textures and organic field recordings, he deconstructs his compositions with fearless creativity, channeling the essence of jazz as his purest source of inspiration.

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DC Promo Tracks: Nørus "Innature, part I"

“One can only arrive at the experience of the transcendental – if it is reached at all – when one is oneself in a position of un-knowing, that is, of humility; namely, while remaining in the world of technê he or she begins to venerate a certain kind of experience, acquires it, makes it one’s own, realizes it, sustains it, repeats it – without burdening its sense, its essence with its own great questions.” - László Krasznahorkai, “The Acropolis in Sunglasses”