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OAKE is a German experimental techno project that ventures into the sonic realms of fear and uncertainty. First discovered by Karl “Regis” O’Connor on his Downwards imprint, OAKE has become established as one of the most distinctive products of the genre, pushing an unforgiving style that’s demanding of listeners, devoid of stock value or predictable moralizing, and which seeks to find and create romance in a greyscale world of brutalist architecture and all-pervasive automation.  

OAKE has released on genre-defining labels such as Downwards, Stroboscopic Artefacts, SNTS, 47, and has seen remix duties on imprints like Horo, Noiztank, and Cluster Node. The result has been a sound that arrests the listener’s consciousness with a rigorous balance of ethereal vocal seduction and concussive rhythm, projecting them into a world where the forces of techno-science and magic find themselves in constant reciprocal conversation. 

OAKE’s intense, theatrical live shows have captivated club and festival goers all around the world, alongside DJ sets that range from grooming night-setting openers and all-night ambient vinyl sessions, to intense techno closings led by a fearless sound that brings together all kinds of broken styles – always keeping things high-pace, always full-on, and always producing a particular sense of satisfaction on dancefloors across the world.

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Acting Quiet, started in 2010, is an indie band that consists of Johannes and Maxine, from the Art Nouveau city Aalesund in Norway. The smooth acoustic, often melancholic sounding tracks creates a lush and emotional soundscape.

After the first self-released album “Lucky”, Acting Quiet decided to continue self-releasing albums independently. For the EP “Pascal”, the genre evolved from a purist acoustic music style to indie pop. Continuously evolving, Acting Quiet released “Lotus” that explores electronica oriented instruments as well as using a wide variety of orchestra in their tracks.

For their new album “Kaizen“, Acting Quiet wanted something new and challenging to work on. Bringing along the previous experiences from their previous albums and combining what  worked out well on them were the direction they wanted to take “Kaizen”.

Kaizen, a Japanese word mostly used in business terminology, may be briefly defined by “continuous improvement”. This is something they reach for with everything they do so they decided to dedicate their new album to this.

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