DYNAREC EP's

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DESIRÉE FALESSI - TIME MACHINE

For the next release on Sync 24's Cultivated Electronics, dynArec presents his first full EP for the label with 'Murder is The Number'.

French musician, dynArec started making music in 1994 but it wasn't until 2003 that he released his debut EP on Delsin. A string of critically acclaimed releases has followed on other labels including Puzzlebox, Solar One Music, Nature, Return To Disorder, Electrix, Bass Agenda, his own Vaporwave label and more, which has established him as an artist with a unique sound.

dynArec now brings that seminal craftsmanship to Cultivated Electronics over four new tracks from the imposing 'Stop and Stall' via the electronic funk of 'First in Motion' and deeply grooving ' Specialized In Anything', to the twinkling closer, ' Lowest Perceived Legitimacy'.

Out on 02/05/20222, pre-order/buy - https://bit.ly/dynArec

Murder Is The Number

CE041 - dynArec - Murder Is The Number

Artist: Transparent Sound
Title: Meltdown Ride
Label: Transparent Sound Recordings
Cat No: TRANS001
Format: 12” Vinyl 

Tracklist: 
A1. Meltdown Ride
B1. Kinky Nation
B2. Can You See

UK Electro legend Transparent Sound return with a long overdue reissue of the timeless classic Meltdown Ride - this was Transparent Sound very first release way back in 1995 Orson Bramley and Martin Brown displays there unique and versatile take on Electro from day one. This EP draws influences from Early electro legends from around the world that we all know and love. Pure Classic.

Transparent Sound - Meltdown Ride (TRANS001)

Artist: Low Tape
Title: WGD 12002
Label: We’re Going Deep
Cat No: WGD12002
Format: 12” Vinyl

Tracklist: 
A1: Analog Electro
A2: Romancelectro
B1: 13th Floor
B2: Arctic Orbital Station

Paul Wise aka Placid is the driving force behind ‘We’re Going Deep’ – a radio show, online community and record label born out of a lifelong affair with the many shades of electronic rhythms, alongside an obsession for collecting records since 1988.

During 2021, it’s safe to say that he’s certainly shown no signs of letting up. Known to many in underground House and Techno circles, Paul has spent the last few decades moving heads and feet at select venues, parties and festivals across the UK as well as further afield. His mission is all about sharing and releasing new music: for the dance floor, front room or even just your headphones. His reputation for serving up the best in new Acid, Electro, Techno, Deep House alongside the odd slice of Downtempo really does precede him.

Readying the 2nd WGD “Solo Series” edition to compliment the label’s growing catalogue – he’s called on the talents of emotive Electro producer Gennadiy Manzhos, better known as Low Tape, with impressive results. Offering up four tracks of sumptuous sounding machine led grooves, there really is something quite magical about Manzhos’ work that sets his sound apart from so many.

A master of understatement and muted grooves, this latest set of works are no exception. From the opening expanse of ‘Analog Electro’, metronomic snares give way to washes of delay soaked melody that subtly build and weave delight as simple combination of bass notes roll. Coupled with the pensive mood and cyclical melody of ‘Romancelectro’, we dive deeper into the fold as twinkling piano and strings unfurl: conjuring something ever so slightly in the shade of Select Ambient Works, a sheer slice of bliss.

Hitting the flip, the snappy percussion and perfectly restrained 303 of ‘Arctic Orbital Station’ bring to attention Manzhos’ability to hold everything back as he introduces additional layers of texture without overloading the senses. Last but not least, ‘13th Floor’ offers yet another moment of ethereal delight: rubbery bottom end and enticing melody leaving you feel all the more fuzzy as they take hold.

Low Tape - WGD 12002 (WGD12002)

Taken from dynArec / Captain Mustache - Acid Avengers 022

Out on may 27th, 2022
12' vinyl + Digital
Order :  https://tripalium.bandcamp.com/album/aar022-dynarec-captain-mustache-acid-avengers-022

Acid Avengers are back with a new insane split ! Four bangers, two french buddies you already discovered thru some of the best electro labels such as Solar One, New Flesh, Bordello A Parigi, Delsin, Kompakt, Nocta Numerica, or Helena Hauff's Return To Disorder. Coming from east of France (dynArec) as well as west coast (Captain Mustache), the two froggies deliver here four acid tunes for the floor, with an intense sexual groove and firmly designed to get your body moving !

TRACKLIST :
A1. dynArec - Rebelmodel - 7'00
A2. dynArec - Ports Of Innocence - 6'18
B1. Captain Mustache - Rave Silencieuse - 5'46
B2. Captain Mustache - Hang The DJ (feat. dynArec) - 4'53

Mastering by 4bstr4ck3r. 
Artwork by Bunk. 
©2022 TRIPALIUM CORP [AAR022].

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dynArec - Rebelmodel [Acid Avengers 022]

TL Premiere #920 (2022.04.29) : dynArec - Lowest Perceived Legitimacy [Cultivated Electronics]

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For this 118th Premiere of 2022, we have a track from the French Electro/Techno producer and live performer & founder of Vaporwave "dynArec" titled ‘Lowest Perceived Legitimacy’ from his forthoming EP "Murder is The Number" on the London-based Electro label headed up by Sync 24 : Cultivated Electronics.

The EP will be available from May 2, 2022 on Vinyl + Digital.

Pre-order :
▶︎ Vinyl via Clone : https://clone.nl//item68646.html
▶︎ Digital via Bandcamp : https://cultivatedelectronics.bandcamp.com/album/murder-is-the-number

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dynArec - Murder is The Number [Cultivated Electronics // CE041]

For the next release on Sync 24's Cultivated Electronics, dynArec presents his first full EP for the label with 'Murder is The Number'.

French musician, dynArec started making music in 1994 but it wasn’t until 2003 that he released his debut EP on Delsin.  A string of critically acclaimed releases has followed on other labels including Puzzlebox, Solar One Music, Nature, Return To Disorder, Electrix, Bass Agenda, his own Vaporwave label and more, which has established him as an artist with a unique sound.

dynArec now brings that seminal craftsmanship to Cultivated Electronics over four new tracks from the imposing 'Stop and Stall' via the electronic funk of 'First in Motion' and deeply grooving ' Specialized In Anything', to the twinkling closer, ' Lowest Perceived Legitimacy'.

Tracklist : 
A1. Stop and Stall
A2. First In Motion
B1. Specialized In Anything
B2. Lowest Perceived Legitimacy

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Follow dynArec :
Bandcamp : www.dynarec.bandcamp.com
Beatport : www.beatport.com/artist/dynarec/13996
Discogs : www.discogs.com/artist/115826-Dynarec
Facebook : www.facebook.com/dynArec
Instagram : www.instagram.com/dynarec_speakwave
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/dynarec

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Bandcamp : www.cultivatedelectronics.bandcamp.com
Discogs : www.discogs.com/label/99223-Cultivated-Electronics
Facebook : www.facebook.com/CultivatedElectronics
Instagram : www.instagram.com/cultivated_electronics
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/cultivated-electronics

Murder is The Number

Lowest Perceived Legitimacy

TL PREMIERE : dynArec - Lowest Perceived Legitimacy [Cultivated Electronics]

Seasoned heads may already be aware of dynArec. The project of one Chris Kalera, dynArec has been a force in the electro underground for more than two decades at this point, releasing numerous records and helming the Vaporwave label to boot. He has marked himself out as a purveyor of top-quality machine-funk during his career, a producer who runs with the spirit of Detroit to craft club traxx of wicked intensity.

After a period of relative quiet in the late 2010s, Kalera has roared back into action recently, with a run of releases emerging in 2021 and 2022 across labels including Cultivated Electronics, Superluminal and Umwelt’s New Flesh. Now the Vaporwave Records founder takes his Central Processing Unit bow with the Force In The Sum EP, and his hard-hitting electro style is immediately at home on the Sheffield imprint.

Force In The Sum commences with ‘A Dispatching Role’, a track where eerie vocal snippets and delay-drenched anti-melodies cluster around a volatile low-end wobble and crisp 808 snap. It’s equal-parts ominous and invigorating, kind of like the Thom Yorke of ‘Kid A’ times if he’d been granted an audience with Gerald Donald. ‘A Dispatching Role’ is prime slalom music, and the mood carries through to following cut ‘Stabilized’. After a stentorian opening of unerring kick drums and fizzing keys, ‘Stabilized’ soon blooms into a retro-futurist robo-electro joint which comes off like a more textured iteration of Unit Moebius.

Things open up a little more on first B-side ‘Canonical Form’ - at least, they do before the track’s pretty opening flushes are interrupted by a vicious blurting bassline reminiscent of, say, Jensen Interceptor. There are no broken beats here, the track’s unyielding four-on-the-floor thud pushing the joint a little more towards techno mode than the A-side jams. This straight beat remains on Force In The Sum closer ‘Classification Of Elements’, with sputtering hi-hats playing off the groovy pings of the synths to devilishly danceable effect. Slip-sliding saw sounds and spine-tingling, almost ‘X-Files’-esque lead lines enter to up the ante, but the mood shifts after dynArec starts to lace lush chordal stabs and delay-drenched modular runs through the track. All the while, a voice repeats the mantra “what matters is the sound” - and who could deny the truth in this statement?

dynArec’s prolific recent run continues with the four track Central Processing Unit debut Force In The Sum. Tense, expansive and worldbuilding, this is wickedly danceable electro done right. Truly, what matters is the sound.

RIYL: Jensen Interceptor, Cardopusher, Cygnus, Silicon Scally

dynArec - Force In The Sum

TL Premiere #985 (2022.07.15) : dynArec - Classification Of Elements [Central Processing Unit]

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For this 183th Premiere of 2022, we have a track by from the French Electro/Techno producer and live performer & founder of Vaporwave "dynArec" titled ‘Classification Of Elements’ from his forthoming EP "Force In The Sum" on the independent British record label, founded in Sheffield in 2012, specialising in electronic music : Central Processing Unit (CPU Records).

The EP will be available on August 5, 2022 in Limited Edition 12" Vinyl EP + Digital.

▶︎ Pre-order : https://shop.cpurecords.net/album/force-in-the-sum

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Release Info :

dynArec - Force In The Sum [Central Processing Unit]

Seasoned heads may already be aware of DynArec. The project of one Chris Kalera, DynArec has been a force in the electro underground for more than two decades at this point, releasing numerous records and helming the Vaporwave label to boot. He has marked himself out as a purveyor of top-quality machine-funk during his career, a producer who runs with the spirit of Detroit to craft club traxx of wicked intensity.

After a period of relative quiet in the late 2010s, Kalera has roared back into action recently, with a run of releases emerging in 2021 and 2022 across labels including Cultivated Electronics, Superluminal and Umwelt’s New Flesh. Now the Vaporwave Records founder takes his Central Processing Unit bow with the Force In The Sum EP, and his hard-hitting electro style is immediately at home on the Sheffield imprint.

Force In The Sum commences with ‘A Dispatching Role’, a track where eerie vocal snippets and delay-drenched anti-melodies cluster around a volatile low-end wobble and crisp 808 snap. It’s equal-parts ominous and invigorating, kind of like the Thom Yorke of ‘Kid A’ times if he’d been granted an audience with Gerald Donald. ‘A Dispatching Role’ is prime slalom music, and the mood carries through to following cut ‘Stabilized’. After a stentorian opening of unerring kick drums and fizzing keys, ‘Stabilized’ soon blooms into a retro-futurist robo-electro joint which comes off like a more textured iteration of Unit Moebius.

Things open up a little more on first B-side ‘Canonical Form’ - at least, they do before the track’s pretty opening flushes are interrupted by a vicious blurting bassline reminiscent of, say, Jensen Interceptor. There are no broken beats here, the track’s unyielding four-on-the-floor thud pushing the joint a little more towards techno mode than the A-side jams. This straight beat remains on Force In The Sum closer ‘Classification Of Elements’, with sputtering hi-hats playing off the groovy pings of the synths to devilishly danceable effect. Slip-sliding saw sounds and spine-tingling, almost ‘X-Files’-esque lead lines enter to up the ante, but the mood shifts after DynArec starts to lace lush chordal stabs and delay-drenched modular runs through the track. All the while, a voice repeats the mantra “what matters is the sound” - and who could deny the truth in this statement?

DynArec’s prolific recent run continues with the four track Central Processing Unit debut Force In The Sum. Tense, expansive and worldbuilding, this is wickedly danceable electro done right. Truly, what matters is the sound.

Tracklist :
1. A Dispatching Role
2. Stabilized
3. Canonical Form
4. Classification Of Elements

All tracks written and produced by Chris Kalera.
Mastered at Computer Club Sheffield
Design by Human / www.humanstudio.com

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Follow dynArec :
Discogs : www.discogs.com/artist/115826-Dynarec
Facebook : www.facebook.com/dynArec
Instagram : www.instagram.com/dynarec_speakwave
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/dynarec

Follow Central Processing Unit :
Facebook : www.facebook.com/cpurecords
Instagram : www.instagram.com/cpurecords
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/cpurecords
Twitter : www.twitter.com/CPURECORDS
Website : www.cpurecords.net
YouTube : www.youtube.com/user/cpuoutput

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TL PREMIERE : dynArec - Classification Of Elements [Central Processing Unit]

Higher States of Consciousness - Darker Days Mix

In 1988 Steve Angstrom founded TimeShard, noted as innovators in the UK electronic dance underground during the 'second summer of love' in 1989.
Steve's band became known as one of the UK's first live 'acid house' acts, and during this time they developed a sound which became known as Psychedelic trance although at the time they described it as "Shamanic Trance" . A name derived from their interest in using the music, and the trance in a more directed and "magical" way than their peers.

Timeshard's music found success UK's free-festival circuit, which was in a period of transition and fusion as acid house fans found a place to dance without restriction, outside mainstream club culture. Steve and TimeShard built a devoted following among the mixture of punks and Acid House followers which flocked to Britain's free festivals fields during this period.

Gradually, their live show expanded outwards and across Europe, while their sound gained elements of ethno-techno, trance and dub. Timeshard also gained attention for their self-released, cassette-only albums, Who Pilots the Flying Saucers in 1991 and Hyperborean Dome Temples of Apollo the following year. In 1994, Planet Dog signed the group and released Crystal Oscillations and the trio's second full album, Hunab Ku, appeared in 1996.

Touring and performing constantly from 1989 to 2001 Steve moved away from live performance, but now is back after digging through his vaults and discovering hidden treasures, his unreleased works which were recorded in snatched moments but never released.
Recovered Artifacts 93 – 97, soon on Sleepers Records.

QUOTES
“Absolutely gear if you ask me! I’ve got their cassettes in my car which I listen to an awful lot”
John Peel – April 1994

"Steve's music is put together with wit and skill, it betrays Liverpool's long obsession with psychedelic music uprooted and planted in Techno's fertile soil"
Ben Willmott NME 1994

"There is awe inspiring work here. It oscillates quickly, oscillates languorously, it hums thumps and purrs."
David Bennun – Melody Maker.1994

"Steve Angstrom (sitar and Ripping Noises) is happy to act up in his on-stage habitat which resembles a science lab lifted wholesale from Doctor Who circa 1975"
Ben Willmott NME 1996

Steve Angstrom – Recovered Artifacts 93' – 97'

COS001 - Oxidation - A1 - Ic!cle Gun

Stereo Goblin / Native Sun

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Twilight Shift (Dream Version)

ANNYTHING EP

B1. Annything (Dawl Remix)

Artist: Sound Synthesis
Title: Orbital Frequencies
Label: Distant Worlds
Cat No: DWT010
Format: 12” Vinyl

Tracklist: 
A1. Planet Hope
A2. Thinking of You
B1. Transmission of Life
B2. Spiral Reverb

Distant Worlds returns to the fray for 2021, following the runaway success of last year’s Guidance Release EP from Cignol. Here we see the label reaching the lofty heights of their tenth release with an absolute beauty from Malta-based Sound Synthesis, himself fresh from a mighty fine run of form of late.

Melodic, warm electro with heart tugging melodies and gut punching beats are all present and correct: all but the coldest hearts will be melted by the euphoric chords, attention to detail and keen ear for a melodic hook prevalent throughout this fine release. Energetic yet emotional, Sound Synthesis succeeds here in bringing elements of acidic electro and transcendent soul tinged braindance sensibilities to the pot. 

Lead track, ‘Planet Hope’ is a deeply personal journey with a musical message of positivity wrapped up in the utopian optimism of all the finest electronica. ‘Thinking of You’ continues in the same vein, all beautiful atmospheres and melodic flourishes culminating in a masterful soul-tinged breakdown. 

Flip over for another assault on the emotional jugular with ‘Transmission of Life’ before rounding off with the acid tinged psychedelic hypnotism of ‘Spiral Reverb’. Distant Worlds does it again with a perfect marriage of retro futuristic techno soul, having found the perfect partner to deliver it in Sound Synthesis.

Sound Synthesis - Orbital Frequencies (DWT010)

Music producer @ Cultivated Electronics, CPU, Return To Disorder, Delsin, Electrix, Solar One, New Flesh, Zone...
Booking: dynarec.booking@gmail.com

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