Lost In Ether | P R E M I E R E | Rory St John - Dream Sequence [Voitax]

taken from: Rory St John - Excommunication [Voitax]
release date: Oct 29th 2019

"Rory St John returns to Voitax with »Excommunication«, a hyper-deep, futurist take on classic dub techno. Skillfully assembled, each of the four tracks hypnotically morph and evolve, forgoing the cheap tropes of today’s ‘rise and drop’ techno for a more immersive listen – one gets the feeling that each and every sound is wielded with precision, and exists exactly where and for as long as it should.

Reacting to the increasingly harder-edge sound that proliferates today’s techno, Rory St John strove to push his sound in the opposite direction. The result is sombre and introspective – a slick, reverberating antidote to mainstream anthems.

This release is markedly different to the abrasive stylings of his previous »Run Your Mouth« EP and reveals yet another side to the producer’s sonic palette."


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Voitax
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Rory St John
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RA: https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/rorystjohn

Excommunication

Lost In Ether | P R E M I E R E | Rory St John - Dream Sequence [Voitax]

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