The Advent

'TEK'

Starting as it means to go on, in big
room & an explosive sounding style.
Choppy synths create a hands in the air
atmosphere whilst lows get that head
nodding uncontrollably. AD-IN bringing
techno to you here that will light up
any club, get the crowd rocking and the
party started. The bass opens on every
kick, sucking you into the rhythm. A
concise 5 minute which has elements from
an older Advent track called
"P-TEK", with a complex
yet delicate array of extra parts.

'SMK'

Detroit bass flooding through from the
start along with hits and stuttered
hats. A fundamental TECHNO groove that
sees the track hit the ground running.
More simplistic than the first track yet
just as affective. A unique synth and
melody accompany a moving foundation. A
track that has been in the pipeline for
some time, "with a certain sample
from one of Detroit's Finest
techno Originators" finally sees
the light of day, and those wishing to
let loose and party get a exciting
platform to do it through. KR in da
house!

The Advent & Industrialyzer - TEK (Original Mix) [Kombination Research]

Spektre and Christian Cambas team up once again to bring their "Drums Of Navarone" to Kombination Research.The rhythm section of the original mix grinds away in style, while old school chords add some anthemic flavor. The whole affair is activated by the pulsing sub bass that never lets up, and the drums are, indeed, in effect.The Advent & Industrialyzer remix is a stomping rendition, stripping things down to the bare essentials. Things get even more monstrous with stab manipulation and custom sonic artillery from the two legends.

Spektre & Christian Cambas - Drums Of Navarone (The Advent & Industrialyzer Remix) [Kombination Research]

Opening with the Vangelis inspired Present Voyage then weaving a path through gritty throbbing bass, exemplified by Arrival and on to minimized funk of Disco Diva and Need House, Sonic Intervention progresses naturally on through the swirling tension of Get Up and crescendos with the combination of floor-burner NZT and the old-school Electro stomping Electric Pandemic; featuring the vocals of Detroit Grand Pubas Paris Du Black Fu. When quizzed on his motivations behind his latest studio album, The Advent stated I wanted to do something quite personal for this first album and delve a little bit into the past to get inspiration from my influences to make an album that reflected all the musical genres I have been inspired by over the years electro, electronica, tech house - not just the techno tracks. Future music from a past master, made for the here and now.

The Advent

Mark Banause