Track: See Thru
Artist(s): Variable
Label: JFNS
Catalog: JFNS003
Format: Digital
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno
Release Date: 17.11.2022
Mastering: Flits
Artwork: Peltre_one
 
Artist links: 
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/variable_exe
Bandcamp: 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/variable.exe/
 
Label links:
Bandcamp: https://jfnsmusic.bandcamp.com
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jorgefons
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jorgefons_music/

ANTIDOTE Premiere: Variable - See Thru [JFNS003]

Operation Variables

Translate - Direction In Phase Space

Hammersmith Conjunction

Ashbourne Grove

Written & Produced by Jamie Bissmire 
Mastering by Enisslab Studio In Rome 
Artwork By kontinuumm 
Design & Layout by Severja 
Distributed by Triplevision

B2 Jamie Bissmire - Antediluvian Analogue

Exit (TAR​-​LP01)
by Decka

Double 12inch, four sides, twelve direct and powerful techno cuts giving away Decka's impactful style. Every side starts with a locked groove.

released September 27, 2024

Mastering by Paul Mac @ Hardgroove Mastering.
Vinyl master cut by Simon @ The Exchange.

all rights reserved

Exit

Bandcamp

Decka - Locked 3

180gr Lathe Cut Vinyl. In grey rough cover with Black & White Sticker. Every cut is done realtime so every cut is unique.

Includes digital pre-order of Werk 2. The moment the album is released you’ll get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus a high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
shipping out on or around November 30, 2024
edition of 15

Werk 002

A1 Unkle Fon - Plextools

Über allen Gipfeln

Black Rotor

Confession (Unreleased)

RoogUnit is the new production duo fusing together the talents of Luke Slater and Ø [Phase] a.k.a. Ashley Burchett, a pair that have already joined forces in the recent past: Ø contributed a striking remix of the Planetary Assault Systems classic "Dungeon" for the radical reassessment program "Planetary Funk: 22 Light Years," and the two shared DJ duties during last year's "22 Light Years" tour. The apt title of the debut EP for Mote Evolver, "Mesh," suggests a locked grid or set of axes on top of which all sorts of creative possibilities can be sketched out, and it provides a perfect descriptive metaphor for the interaction between these two skillful heads: like carefully interwoven strands, neither half of the duo dominates the proceedings and each individual's contribution strengthens the effect of the other's.

The self-titled leadoff track on "Mesh" is a bracing bombardment of the senses, pulling out all the stops in order to get ever closer to a white-hot core of intensity. This journey to the heart of the sun moves along at a rapid pace, but also with a sense of patience, as new sound elements fade in slowly and surely. Chugging bass sequences, metallic flutters and sparkling high-register arpeggiation all make this into a piece of contained chaos that will engage veteran listeners and certainly teach novices a thing or two.

Before the listener has fully caught his or her breath, "Bugeye" follows suit and proves that the winning formula of the previous track is no one-off affair. A characteristically high-impact percussive track forms the base from which Burchett and Slater implement their plans for layering sonic architecture. Here their experience and determination truly differentiate them from the pack - where others might pile on sounds into an indistinct and fatiguing audio mush, this pair overlaps numerous different tone colors without causing any of them to lose their individual character.

The flipside, "The Chains," is a quintessential late night / early dawn number that leads listeners down subterranean corridors lined with beams of luminescent light and populated by smoke-shrouded men of mystery. On this cut, eerie shivering sonorities float in with all the classic drama of sustained Hammond organ chords; a bed of sound on top of which a cool vocal recitation encourages listeners that everything will be "all right" - although the tension between this laidback narration and the demanding straight-ahead trajectory of the music will allow listeners to make up their own minds on that score.

The full dose of "Mesh" shows two producers clearly at their most focused and precise. Like their best work to date, it will get fans' active imaginations churning - and leave them wondering what this collaboration has in store for the near future.

Words by Thomas Bey William Bailey

Mesh EP

MOTE049 :: RoogUnit - Mesh EP

'Transcendent' is our contribution to the upcoming Eternal series of the 10th anniversary from Attic Music. Other artists on this EP are Insolate, Claudio PRC and Allen. Will be pressed on golden vinyl and out in the beginning of September.

MOTE049 :: RoogUnit - Mesh EP

Mote-Evolver