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Dub Techno 🐚 - Part 1

Pablo Bolivar - Reflect (original mix)

Lobster Theremin launch their first sublabel proper, heralding a darker, murkier and deeper sound on their newly minted Mörk imprint.

Retaining it's mother label's passion for championing newcomers, Mörk launches with a debut release from young Netherlandic producer nthng. Cultivating a sound that sits somewhere between Prince of Denmark and early Claro Intelecto with splashes of Clone influence, nthng's stripped-back techno walks fuzzy, shrouded paths through nolstagic moments in time.

At times almost drowning, his engulfing sound is a raw reminder of the power of subtlety and the use of meditative looping along with a rough-around-the-edges production style has led to an incredibly moving debut work.

Buy Release

MÖRK001 // nthng - Remember Us

Levon Vincent - Love Technique

Quantec - Cauldron Subsidence_2009_echocord cd06 

Quantec - fall into oblivion

ESS - Downward (ESS004)

The Arrival

Mezzeonic Ghost Online

Minimal techno for dancing
Experimental and mechanical sounds, rich in unique colors and nuances, transport the listener to different atmospheres and alternate between ambient, melancholic, vibrant, and minimalist tracks to create dry yet rich atmospheres.

minimal dreams

Live recording with my brother Dactilar after a great lunch time at Annua Restaurant in Cantabria. 
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b2b from 5 until 8pm, enjoy!

b2b with Dactilar @ Annua 2015

'One' is the debut album of Ben Klock. 

Stylistically, Klock draws on plentiful resources. There's the dirty techno in 'Grip', the sexy intermittent 'Check Your Pulse', alongside ambient like tracks like 'Init One' and 'Init Two', as well as the dubstep inspired 'Goldrush'. And then there are the outstanding cuts 'Goodly Sin' and 'Ok' featuring Elif Biçer's vocals. In comparison to her records with Prosumer & Murat Tepeli, here her voice has been reduced to the bare essentials.

With its rugged bassline and crafty claps 'Ok' is even reminiscent of a contemporary version of Nicolette's early work with Shut Up And Dance, but first and foremost it expands the Berghain sound to include a notion of pop.

'One' displays a depth and maturity of sound rarely found in this compactness. In all its stylistic variety, this album oozes with Klock's traditional understanding of techno. The special sound at Berghain, the low bass, the hiss and the rumble, the economically used melodic fragments and the eerie atmospheres are present at any moment of this recording. The album creates a sealed off space reflecting Berghain as an actual place. Ben Klock defines techno as visonary music knowing about its past, yet appearing completely up to date without ever coming close to Detroit and minimal clichés.

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