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“Sands of the Afterbeat” is a fierce and hypnotic techno journey carved from the heat of an endless desert night. Driven by pounding industrial drums, deep sub-bass pressure, and chopped male and female Arabic-inspired vocals, the track creates a cinematic blend of mystery, tension, and raw energy.

The sound is both ancient and futuristic — a collision of primal tribal rhythms and modern, high-intensity club power. “Sands of the Afterbeat” is built for late-night DJ sets, underground raves, and anyone seeking a track that elevates the dancefloor into a ritualistic, atmospheric experience.

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Crash is a debut EP of Abel Dalum, aka KennyKrazyWorld. Often appearing on tracklists of many, now breaking through with his highly anticipated 4 piece solo, no-remix EP. Across four movements, KennyKrazyWorld sketches a system in flux: fragments of noise, texture, and space dissolving into one another. As he likes to say himself, "its all about the percussions".

Petrichor opens with the residue of a storm — metallic air, wet circuitry, the pulse of machines breathing beneath the rain and a broken up kick. Like a scene from Blade Runner or a concert hall opening somewhere deep in the megalopolis. The 10-minute track is there to pull in and not let go. Dust follows, bone-dry and disintegrating, rhythm shedding its structure until only motion remains, hooking the listener to lose himself in its enchanting wormhole of evolving percussions and atmospheres.

At its core, the 3rd "backbone" track of the same-named EP, Crash, is already breaking apart: percussive tension folding in on itself, and a memorable voice over to seal the deal. Divergent closes the loop — but doesn't leave the listener with breadcrumbs, rather with a feeling like a party in full effect being closed at 3AM due to some scumbag cops...

Crash is techno as erosion, but also a study of groove and flow — repetition worn into form, emotion distilled through pressure.

Written and mixed by Abel Nørgaard Dalum
Mastered by David Becker / Manmade Matering
Artwork by dypere

Releasing on vinyl on 18th of December

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