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very dense forest

Isolation EP

Sonomatic

New on Kompakt 
http://www.beatport.com/release/plastik-2014/1362858
http://www.kompakt.fm/releases/plastik_2014

Simon Baker - Plastik 2014 Remix

German DJ/producer Markus Suckut returns to Rekids with another 2-tracker on November, 4th. Here you can give the A side of his upcoming "Good Times" ep - "10 Y" - a first listen.

Head to review: http://bit.ly/2fxLX54

Markus Suckut schickt mit „Good Times" eine weitere EP auf Radio Slaves Rekids Imprint ins Rennen. Die A-Seite „10 Y" könnt ihr hier vorab hören.

Zum Review: http://bit.ly/2fxLX54

Good Times EP

Premiere: Markus Suckut "10 Y"

Maceo Plex - Mutant Pulse Feat Paradigm Shift

Monad VI

Pulse (Original Mix)

#atmom #end of summer #ambient #chillout #summer

A.T.M.O.M. - Deep Forrest

Following his ‘Sila EP’ (MNTY005) featuring the track ‘Hunza’ which is included in Mixmag’s Top 100 Tracks of 2019, as well as his October released ‘Danu EP’ for EPMmusic, Bryan Chapman returns once again to his own Monotony label for this atmospheric techno and IDM four-tracker.

Delivering consistently high quality and thoughtfulness on his releases, Chapman’s ‘Rituals EP’ is no exception.  The EP is bookended by two tracks which Bryan has called “about as personal as I’ve ever got”, the earthly – both in name and feel – ‘Gaia’ which builds and turns like the planet spinning on its axis and ‘Lexa (Touch That Leather)’ with its breakbeat ambiance and sweeping approach.  In-between are the pulsating ‘Yūgen’, a term taken from Japanese aesthetics to express a variety of concepts including profound and mysterious, alongside the striking ‘Banuk’ which is both insistent and tranquil in equal measure.

Released at the beginning of February, ‘Rituals EP’ opens Bryan’s 2020 schedule with a poeticism that commands your attention from start to finish, feeling more like a mini-album than an EP.

4. Bryan Chapman - Lexa (Touch That Leather) [Monotony]

Three years in the making only to be held up nearly another whole year due to COVID, this dark brooding monster of an EP by Brussels-based artist Strapontin, aka multi-disciplinary artist Patrick Belmont, is finally seeing the daylight on Invisible, Inc. Clocking in at over 35-minutes, the record is almost album-length and spans a multitude of depths and moods with elements of techno, new wave, rock 'n' roll, house, and tribal… all glued together with a sleazy atmosphere reminiscent of the electronic body music pioneered by Strapontin’s Belgian forefathers Front 242 and their German peers DAF. Add to this a heads-down-no-nonsense darkroom beast of a remix by techno maestro Sascha Funke and the package is complete.

About the track we were given to premiere, Strapontin himself said: “It started with a desire to move away a bit from my dancefloor side and go into more undefined fields, I wanted to work with blurry sensations that I can't understand. I like mixed feelings, and ‘Dramatex 300’ is made of that ambivalent mood. The voice is saying 'I'm feeling empty' and 'I'm feeling healthy' at the same time. I like that paradox”. 

You can find (and buy) this and other music pearls on the Bandcamp page of the label: https://invisible-inc.bandcamp.com/

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PREMIERE169 // Strapontin - Dramatex 300

Psychedelic Monotonous Techno - Record label created and curated by Bryan Chapman