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SALVA [LPC003] - V/A

For this third release of Lpc, the members of the collective and the producers present on the album have worked together to share their vision of silence.

Here is the track "Anata" we wrote for this special release. 
Each artist giving a glimpse of his true self, of his soul, in their complete duality. Without any time or gender constraints, «Salva» allows us to express and illustrate freely and emotionally the mere essence of what music means to us all, its place in our lives and, as a paradox, deliver our approach to an anxious silence. In this sense, each track is disturbing, intense as a matter to recall our memories, hidden or forgotten, as well as our resentments and presentiments.

Graphic design by UNN
Mastering : Emanuele Pertoldi

Released on 01/01/2016.
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Anata

LIES-080
Silent Servant-Self Hypnosis
from the upcoming "Hypnosis in the Modern Age Vol.II" ep
to be released May 10th 2016

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SILENT SERVANT-Self-Hypnosis (LIES-080)

Marco Shuttle - Olga

Full stream of Abdulla Rashim's mind-bending new remix of Ligovskoï.

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Mana

Premiere: Ligovskoï - Mana (Abdulla Rashim Remix)

When we started The Bunker New York label in 2014 there was a short list of artists whose music we knew that we wanted to get out into the world. Lori Napoleon, aka Antenes, was high up on that list, although at the time the Brooklyn-based Chicago native had yet to release her recorded music at all. Five years on, after acclaimed records on L.I.E.S. and Silent Season, residencies at Issue Project Room and Bell Labs plus a busy global touring schedule as both a DJ and live performer, we are proud and excited to present Lori’s Ante Meridiem EP under her Antemeridian production moniker. She tells us that the Antemeridian project is a special outlet for her more melodic synthesizer compositions and the name Antemeridian refers to “morning light and the meridian lines of the planet, the view you would have from above if you were already in the sky/space/seeing the atmosphere also from a great distance.”

With this EP, Antemeridian has created nothing less than a masterwork of synthesis comprising unique soundscapes unbelievably detailed and crisp. We asked Lori to tell us a bit about her production techniques, which include home-built machines from unorthodox source materials including vintage switchboards and telecommunications equipment. She actually built her first synthesizer out of an antique telephone switchboard we donated to her from The Bunker HQ! “I use a combination of synths and controllers/sequencers that I’ve made along with commercially available/ bought or modded analog synths and field recordings that have gone through a number of effects chains. There may be a crackling sound that emerged from the modular which made me think about a flame sparking and burning out, recalling a very organic process in nature - but in a composition it’s a drum element. Perhaps the sense of detail comes from how I work on finding sounds before arranging them in a track so when I find one with little nuances and textures, then I'll be inspired to compose with it. Visceral sounds are very important to me, and sounds that you may not instantly identify with this or that synth model – which is why I like the idea of designing my own palette for portions of tracks.”

Mastered by Neel at EnissLab

Cut at Manmade Mastering

Pressed at Brooklyn Vinyl Works

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Lucy’s ‘Banality of Evil’ EP teases apart the dark sides of human psychology and lays them down as fractured, angular tracks. Inspired by Hannah Arendt’s writings on conformity and totalitarianism SA013 makes for provocative listening.
‘Superior Orders’ is an off kilter introduction: Lucy took synth lines that Roll The Dice crafted in Stockholm and broke them down, buckling the lines and revealing their malevolence. ‘Stanford Prison’ layers wistful top lines over driving base creating a fluid, transitory atmosphere. ‘Milgram Experiment’ opens with a beautifully simple sequence and splinters into deep, warm dub. The track includes voices, but these are not catchy euphoric vocals,
instead a voice repeats: ‘I began to feel that I was losing my identity’. The tracks don’t aim to soundtrack the experiments and theories of their
titles, instead they act as a point in case. Their dense structures and repeating sequences hint at how conformity and obedience normalize the darkest of human behaviours. ‘Asch Paradigm’ is a stunning, molten close, it feels heavy and weighted but as with the EP as a hole, Lucy handles this dark material with an incredible lightness of touch.

SA013 was craftily mastered by Artefacts Mastering, Berlin.

Words: Clare Molloy

Milgram Experiment [Stroboscopic Artefacts - SA013]

V - Five Years of Artefacts - Chapter Five

Inverse Array 1

Tempered Inmid

Tempered Inmid (Original Mix)

Taken from 'Untitled,' an upcoming EP from Acronym and Korridor via Vaagner.

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Untitled (VAAGNER 03)

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Lucy is the nom de techno of Italian-born and Berlin-based Luca Mortellaro, one of the genre’s most exciting and ambitious DJ/producers. Since 2009, Mortellaro has focused his work through his own Stroboscopic Artefacts label, building an imprint and personal discography that has established itself as one of techno’s finest.
Lucy (née Luca Mortellaro) is one of the pre-eminent sonic adventurers of his time. Not bound to conventional pre-conceptions of what an electronic musician, producer, or DJ must be, Lucy has evolved his distinct sound signature by reconciling the deeply personal with the esoteric, and by harmonizing the spheres of technology and biology. In doing so, he has become rare as an artist, in his ability to please an audience while also introducing them to elements they were not yet familiar with and thereby pushing them out of their comfort zone. Whether he is acting in the role of producer, DJ, performer, or Stroboscopic Artefacts’ curator, Lucy’s clear passion for creative evolution and mutation is something that continues to attract new listeners, and keeps giving his current supporters new reasons to continue tuning in.

Milgram Experiment [Stroboscopic Artefacts - SA013]

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