Track by : @sunnk
you think you know who you are?
you think you had it all worked out?
a sentient being once realized that it was spinning on a gigantic ball
across the galaxy at mind boggling speeds and it became sick to the stomach,
questioning it's own mortality and reality
as the walls closed in, it looked around and it saw a mirror
and inside you saw yourself
you saw
"I"
Artwork by : www.instagram.com/mi6fit/
All tracks mastered by @tenebralcortex except track 6 mastered by @sunnk

Sunnk - out of frame

In A World Of Noise We See Symmetry

'A Vow of Silence', the first album to be released under the Noneless moniker, represents the artist breaking a long musical silence only to engage with a different form of silence. The album reflects the desire for authentic expression that persists despite the inexpressible nature of true meaning. This is how true meaning is silenced, silence being the truest meaning. This album is not that silence itself, but an auditory mirror, silence reflected in music.

Breed Human Thing

Metavortex (premaster)

reupped so i can put it in spotlight lmaoooo

amaranth_todd - Apopneuma (Gorloj Remix)

gorloj @ Abstract Nonsense //Berlin [dj set]

https://noneless.bandcamp.com/album/delicate-sin

Solitude

Buy at Beatport beatport.com/track/how-much-can-you-take/20728535
Buy at Bandcamp perctrax.bandcamp.com/album/how-much-can-you-take

'How Much Can You Take?' by Scotland's The Obsessed is proper old skool hard techno. Driving kicks, buzz saw synths that slice through any soundsystem and a vocal hook that doesn't make you cringe for the next week after you appear on Instagram raving to it.

The closing track of Perc's sets since he received the demo from The Obsessed late last year, now 'How Much Can You Take?' is ready to be unleashed as the third in Perc Trax's renowned one track series, following releases from Steve Redhead and Luciano Esse.

@theobsessed_uk

Metavortex (premaster)

Noneless

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