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KSR006 - Force Reaction - Definition

Kaiser and Kwartz united as "Force Reaction" introduce their first EP called "Definition".

A1. Definition 1
A2. Definition 2
B1. Definition 3
B2. Definition 4

Release date: 23.04.2021

https://kaiserksr.bandcamp.com/album/definition

Artwork © Angela Cacciapaglia
Distributed by Triple Vision

KSR006 - Force Reaction - Definition

Reinforced Control

Beneath the Surface

PRE ORDER VINYL: https://www.diggersfactory.com/vinyl/244651/twr72-venom

TWR72 brings a late 90s touch with his first full EP on OOM Records called 'Venom'. Four poisonous jams to get the adrenaline flowing. Opening track Snake builds up with a continuous rolling bass line. More subtle elements starts to slowly evolve, finding a way to the prey. 
Snail, the 2nd track, hints to the highly venomous cone snails living in our oceans. Stingy, but full of colors. 3rd track of the EP is Squid, or better known as the blue-ringed octopus. Bright colors that changes rapidly in combination with flashing elements. Fast and unpredictable. Closing track Scorpion is full of power. Known for its quick sting and heavy impact. Be aware of the powerful world of Venom by TWR72.

TWR72 - Venom | OOM004 (previews)

From mental patterns to raw elements, Kwartz compiles a cerebral journey for MNMT 312. 

Read more :

https://mnmt.no/magazine/2021/11/12/monument-312-kwartz/

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https://orderanddevotion.bandcamp.com/music

MNMT 312 : Kwartz

VOLTAGE Podcast is a bi-weekly podcast series, broadcasting both upcoming and well-established artists within the techno scene. Every episode features a lengthy set surrounded by a spoken in- & outro. The full story, including an in-depth interview and handwritten tracklist by each artist, can be found on our website: voltageimprint.com/en/podcast

Having started out in the early 2010’s, Mario Campo quickly joined the famous Pole Group after a string of big releases that saw him rise up in the Spanish scene. His music remains highly immersive and almost atmospheric, but where his music seemed to have more of a dub roundness to it a few years back, his productions nowadays have reduced in sonic depth but gained in impact. 

Kwartz has been able to differentiate himself while being highly complementary to the contemporary scene by combining his cloudy style with Spanish club efficiency to make weapons on wax.

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Next up: Years Of Denial

Editorial team: Noah Hocker & Michiel Demeulemeester
Artwork by Phaze Øne
Mastering by Altinbas

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VOLTAGE Podcast 21 - Kwartz

Lost In Ether | P R E M I E R E | Juri Heidemann - Hesef (Kwartz Remix) [export berlin]

taken from: EXPORT001
release date:  02 03 22
pre-sale: https://exportberlin.bandcamp.com/
 shops links: https://exportberlin.bandcamp.com/

Kwartz
https://www.facebook.com/kwartzmusic
https://www.instagram.com/kwartz_/
https://orderanddevotion.bandcamp.com/music
Juri Heidemann
https://www.facebook.com/juriheidemann
https://soundcloud.com/juriheidemann
https://www.instagram.com/juri.heidemann
export berlin
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https://www.instagram.com/exportberlin
https://exportberlin.bandcamp.com/

Lost In Ether | P R E M I E R E | Juri Heidemann - Hesef (Kwartz Remix) [export berlin]

Language Development

Behind The Line

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The Road [Grooves for Ukraine]

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A1. Kwartz - Pattern execution
A2. Kwartz - Path of authority
B1. Kwartz - Balance of power
B2. Kwartz - Frontline

It’s a big pleasure for us to welcome back Mario to the label after a long while. He delivers four raw cuts of harsh techno, crude, direct to the bone but always with a wise use of the elements to make things intelligent and intrincated.

First cut Pattern Execution proves all this as a statement. Obsessive sequences, distorted groove elements, tension all over an ever changing arrangement.

Path of Authority reminds the early Birmingham days, again using distorsion as weapon. Bringing the heritage of the best records from the nineties to this dystopian present we live in.

Balance of power runs over similar parameters than the previous two, increasing the BPM rate and delivering more intricated sequence lines and paranoia.

Frontline closes this crude exercise, still fast, still hard but yet mental and futuristic.

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