W.Siracha - Down For (Constrict Remix)

W. Siracha - Down For (Constrict Remix) OUT NOW!

W.Siracha - Down For (Constrict Remix) OUT NOW

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Release date: September 3rd
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Second instalment of Mecanica Records compilation focused to obscure techno/EBM/electro. A selection of new and unreleased tracks by six projects from different latitudes. The opening track is a collaboration between Dmitry Distant (Latvia) and Gestalt (Russia) with a dark electro tune that works perfect as warm-up. Deep Pill (USA) offers a versatile technoid tune and Blac Kolor (Germany) closes the A side with a hard and hypnotic piece. Viktor Kalima (Finland) opens the B side with a body music attack, followed by Santiago (USA) with four minutes of pure psychosis and dementia, and Rendered, the duo formed by Daniel Myer (Germany) and Clément Perez (France), closes this sonic trip with a strong and massive cut that will leave you attached to a never ending loop in your head.
Limited edition of 350 copies on black vinyl with transparent Priplak jacket.

Tracklist:
A1. Dmitry Distant & Gestalt - Victim 
A2. Deep Pill - Distinction Of Being 
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B1. Viktor Kalima - No Advance 
B2. Santiago - Something Like The Streets 
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Creatively reshaping the original while maintaining the bittersweet atmosphere, Constrict uses chaotic breakbeats and nimble drum programming to make every bar a statement in his remix of W.Siracha’s ‘Down For’.

The young producer has been moving from strength to strength with a string of releases on Med School Music, Context Audio and Lifestyle Music as well as a feature on Koherent’s debut EP on Dispatch Recordings. Showing no signs of slowing down, a steady flow of new material is forthcoming on more of the bass music scene’s most exciting and forward thinking labels.

Drifting between the existential and hypothetical to find a plan entirely its own, W.Siracha's debut EP picked up support from the likes of Les Yeux Orange, Data Transmission and more, drawing comparisons to early Aphex Twin and Boards of Canada.

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PREMIERE: W.Siracha - Down For(Constrict Remix) [Quietly Making Noise]

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The next instalment on Jon Phonics' Astral Black imprint comes from Scottish DJ and producer Creep Woland, making a return to the label following his debut on the label with Close Reading in 2017. Exhibiting a more refined sound, his Chamberlain EP is an ode to the rolling bass and rainy days that raised him, bringing together four jungle cuts dedicated to the dance floor. From bass-heavy rhythms to junglist anthems and more reflective moments, Astral Black hit the nail on the head with their description, hailing it as an EP that's "perfect for existential club experiences or the driving of sports vehicles."

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