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STREAM / DOWNLOAD: http://band.link/Damscray
Great sequels take time. Think about Terminator 2, Before Sunset or Return to Oz. They all surpassed the originals – which were great in their own right – but required years of reflection and hard work on the part of the creators. Damscray understands this. His previous EP for Hyperboloid, Make Me Juke, was released ten years ago. Its bursts of energy are still fascinating today but it remains, in some senses, a straightforward footwork record.

Make Dem Rhythm marks the opening of a new chapter for Damscray, and is one of his first releases since 2013. The musician claims that at some point he simply stopped releasing music, but has been working on various projects all this time. It shows: this new album feels like the work of a master who doesn’t want to bind himself to any particular genre. Technically it’s still a footwork record like its predecessor, but you can hear strong influences of jungle, dub, reggae and Warp-like IDM. Imagine Squarepusher doing footwork and you’d be on the right path to understanding Damscray’s new sound. The structures of the tracks are constantly twisting and turning, while lo-fi samples collide with glossy beats. In his own words, “I still think that juke and footwork have the best vibe in electronic music,” and you can certainly feel this vibe throughout Make Dem Rhythm.

Artist: Damscray
Title: Make Dem Rhythm
CAT: HYPR091
Release Date: 20 Aug 2021 
Release type: Digital (all formats)
Additional vocals Didjelirum
Mastering by Possible Address
Text by Artem Makarskiy
Artwork by Gsmgarden

Tracklist:
Make Dem Rhythm
Reprezent
Blank Trak
Shackout
Smooth
Soundbwoy
Algorhythm Two
Rock Chemistry
Itz Going Down

Links:
Damscray
https://soundcloud.com/damscray
https://damscray.bandcamp.com
https://www.facebook.com/Damscray

Hyperboloid Records
https://soundcloud.com/hyperboloid
https:/hyperboloid.bandcamp.com
https://www.facebook.com/hyperboloidrecords
https://vk.com/hyperboloid

Make Dem Rhythm

STREAM / DOWNLOAD

DAMSCRAY - SOUNDBWOY

DAMSCRAY - SMOOTH

DAMSCRAY - SHACKOUT

DAMSCRAY - BLANK TRAK

DAMSCRAY - MAKE DEM RHYTHM

Crystal Bass Terror

Best Of Klaus Kinski Ausraster 20146

Black Sheep — Epitaph [OKVLT001] [B]

Zwei Kreize [Ft. Karmatic Dreams] — Coral Loom Forage [OKVLT001] [A]

Odyssey

Chris Staples - "Golden Age" (from Golden Age)

Incoming / 4th OKVLT Release / Tape / 7th May 2018
https://okvlt.bandcamp.com/album/okvlt004-tales-from-the-far-east

Brothers From Helios
Sacred Lodge 
Penelope's Fiancé 
Plein Soleil / Kaumwald 
Zaliva-D
AIR LQD
Humbros
Opaque 
Isidore Vds
Slingsby / Graal

B6. Humbros ㅡ Untilted (Live Extract)

B5. Plein Soleil ㅡ Telegramme (Kaumwald Remix)

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02 End Credits

Anne Imhof - Faust
Format: 2xLP / CD / Digital
Cat.No: PAN 98
Release Date: 13 September 2019
Purchase: bit.ly/2NCegzC / bit.ly/2zo1bRY

Deriving from the acclaimed performance and exhibition—staged by Anne Imhof at the 57th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia and awarded the Golden Lion for Best National Participation— the album Faust is part documentation and part elaboration, the sonic capture and extrapolation of the gestures, intensities, and durations of the live event.
Serving as the dramatic backbone of a several-hour long performance seen by thousands over the course of the Biennial, the soundtrack was a product of the collective and its individuals, animating and organising the performers while immersing the audience in the potent images of power and paradise. The music for Faust was written in a band-like process by Imhof and her close collaborators Billy Bultheel, Eliza Douglas, and Franziska Aigner during the months leading up to its premiere at the opening of the German Pavilion in Venice. From the chaos of the performative, the album is constructed out of live recordings and original arrangements, teasing out the most potent strands and weaving them into a new composition of brutal feeling and baroque intricacy, each track a testament to the energy that brought it into being.

Faust is anchored around three pieces—Medusa’s Song, O.W.E.N., and Queen Song—written and sung by performers Eliza Douglas and Franziska Aigner, whose sonorous and elegiac voices imbue the work as a whole with their crushing depths and dolorous moods. Between these urgent vocal interventions march and twist the winding fugues and electronic abstractions of Billy Bultheel, who has dismantled and reassembled the sonic landscapes of the pavilion, crafting new arrangements that couple the forcefulness of the physical encounter with the artifice of the studio. Throughout the album and culminating in its closing act—the brutal chorus of Douglas’ Faust’s Last Song, a pulsing canon of looped and layered voice pierced by black metal screams—the record admits the listener into the inner space of Imhof’s dramatic vision of power, complicity, and vulnerability.

Shifting hypnotically between times and spaces, between cries and calls, between polyphonic antiquity and polyrhythmic complexity, Faust is the record of a lost event and the promise of a new creation. The release of Faust illustrates the centrality of music to Imhof’s artistic practice. Her musical collaborations with Bultheel began in 2013, and this generative constellation expanded to include the contributions of Douglas and Aigner, together scoring Imhof’s Angst (2016) and recently her performance trilogy Sex (2019).

The album comes with an expansive booklet of photography by Nadine Fraczkowski, another long-standing collaborator of Imhof and a prolific photographer, whose images of the performance and portraits of its cast offer intimate views of the work far beyond documentation.

It was mixed by Nanni Johansson at Hansa Studios and Ville Haimala, mastered by Rashad Becker at Dubplates & Mastering, and designed by Zak Group featuring artwork conceived by Imhof together with Douglas and Fraczkowski. Co-published with German Pavilion 2017 and Galerie Buchholz, Berlin / Cologne / New York.

http://p-a-n.org

Cast of Faust - Bella Ciao (PAN 98)

PAN