First test of the MOS-LAB Kobol Expander III, the expander is driven by an external sequencer and runs on it's own, no external effects. The two VCOs are driven by the sequencer, the DECAY time of the filter envelope is controlled by another row of the sequencer to create accent. The resonance is modulated by one of the LFO while the second one modulates the waveshape of the second VCO.  

ExpanderIII - Test - 1

Pulling from a wide palette of influences––from early 80s post-punk and New Wave, to techno, dance-punk, and mid-aughts indie rock––Modern Culture is the debut album from LOVVS, and is the kind of genre-bending record you’d find somewhere in the DFA catalogue. The album’s consistency is found in its sweeping synths, dance-worthy beats, sharp, often biting lyrics, and especially catchy vocals and bass lines. In other words, LOVVS’ “ability to craft compositions that will continue to swirl through your head,” as reviewers have noted. (But that’s not to overlook the little bit of “weird” thrown in for good measure.) 

Modern Culture features 10 tracks, and was recorded and co-produced by Beau Sorensen (Death Cab for Cutie, Sparklehorse, Garbage). The album also features a number of guest appearances by notable Bay Area artists including vocals from pop artist Lyrah, and drums and percussion by Jason Slota (Theo & The Get Down Stay Down, Tune-Yards).

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