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Techno's Outer Limits - October 2016

I Am 

Stay on the look out for new announcements regarding my Blacklight Audio EP. I'm currently drawing my artwork for it and finalizing all the tunes on there.
Repost if you feel it! The more the happier the lion! 

Le Lion - Mantra [Forthcoming Blacklight Audio 20/06/16]

for free: https://www.toneden.io/eyesomecollective/post/le-lion-the-sirian-eye003-free

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artwork by Beeple, get to know!!! 
https://www.facebook.com/beeple/?fref=ts

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Le Lion - The Sirian [Out Now!]

Really enjoyed making this one. Stay on the look out for new announcements regarding my Blacklight Audio EP. I'm currently drawing my artwork for it and finalizing all the tunes on there. 
I hope I can inspire you!




Le Lion - Exo [Forthcoming Blacklight Audio 20/06/16]

VIP from early 2015 :-) Enjoy. <3 released through bigtooth agency! 

Artwork by Beeple, get to know!

Le Lion - It's On VIP [FREE]

Get this track here bit.ly/Monolyth-CTRL

www.flash-rec.com / @monolythmusicitaly

Monolyth - Chord Impact [ FLASH Recordings 144 ]

Slam/@paragraph | Significs EP
[SOMA459D]

1. Structure
2. Significs
3. Functional

Slam deliver yet another on point release for Soma as the duo drop the Signifies EP. Stuart and Orde have been on fire of late with not only their releases doing the damage but with a string of gigs across the continent and their own Pressure events in their hometown of Glasgow going from strength to strength, the pair seem unstoppable at the moment. This latest EP once again shows great depth in their production going from hard- hitting techno to stripped back and jacked up machine funk.

Structure kicks things off and Slam state their intent on this one as one mean sounding hook plays the main role alongside fairly punishing drums. Title track Signifies is up next with yet more intelligently made patterns used a little more subtly but with no less impact. Functional closes out the EP and takes things a little deeper with is simple yet effect and pumped percussion striding across a tweeked out vocal sample.
With this huge release, Slam once again maintain their claim as being one of the most innovative acts in electronic music right now.

Mastered by Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Mastering

Significs

Slam - Significs (Soma 459d)

Punctum | Punctum I

A1. Vento
A2. Space Bound
B1. Transeat
B2. Forme

Buy VINYL / DIGITAL:
fidesrecords.bandcamp.com/music

Punctum | Punctum I | FIDES004

Fundamental Interaction and Ben Gibson each deliver two pieces of uncompromising techno for their label, DYAD. 
Release date: 10th of June 2016 
Mastering: Alain @ Calyx
http://www.triplevision.nl/release/DYAD005/

Fundamental Interaction / Ben Gibson - DYAD005 (DYAD005)

Always entrancing his listener, AND.ID is a master of magical storytelling on the dance floor. His latest EP titled “Toxo” which means arc in Greek brilliantly showcases some of the best chapters of his musical memoirs. Delivering three finely crafted tracks he takes us on an exploration of sound moving between the realms of house and techno with ease. The tracks bring a special feeling that will cause a commotion in the club with dancing bodies and captivating energy. The full package shows his range as an artist with a special remix from the newest members of the mobilee crew Customer. The Customer project is the latest collaboration between old childhood friends Alan Fitzpatrick & Reset Robot. For AND.ID they deliver an energetic tech house re-work that signals their arrival on Anja Schneider’s revered label, ahead of their debut EP in May.

Toxo

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And.ID - Toxo

Decided to play with some older stuff of mine. Hope you enjoy <3 

Le Lion - Angels and Lions Part 2

Patterns of Confusion
d_func, Pfirter

Vinyl: http://bit.ly/PD032_vinyl
Digital: http://bit.ly/PD032_digital
Feedback: www.paranoiddancer.com/PD032

A genuine sense of intrigue surrounds d_func.  Designed in the shadows of a distinctly deep and iconic techno character. Patterns of Confusion explores the complexities of his distinctive voice. Pfirter continues the narrative with a peak time odyssey.  Available on vinyl mid June 2016.

VINYL 

Patterns of Confusion | d_func, Pfirter

The newest entry in the Monad series comes courtesy of the French duo Charlotte Isabelle; and behind this unassuming name there lies an immediately perceptible depth and innovation. With a determined yet unpredictable approach that evokes the history of their home country’s creative avant-gardes, they deliver a uniquely organic electronic music that seems as if it has been finely aged for years in oak barrels rather than residing on a computer’s hard drive. This tension between atmospheres of ultra-modernism and pre-industrial craftsmanship makes for an intriguing listening experience from beginning to finish.
The leadoff track for their Monad contribution, “Anaba,” is an excellent introduction to their aesthetic, with the beat galloping along like some ingenious steam-powered contraption. A vocabulary of hisses and metallic hits adds to this feeling of an alternate history of technology, while creeping bass sequences keep the listener anchored in the present day. In the grand Monad tradition, it’s a danceable piece of storytelling. “Geridoo” continues this adventure in a slower tempo, with more steam rising up from Charlotte Isabelle’s machinery and with snare drum rolls snapping the listener to attention. A multi-layered droning undulates all around this percussive framework, making for an exquisite balance of the ethereal and the solid.
By the third track (“Desba”), the rhythms and environmental loops become more distinctly ritualistic and archaic, revealing Charlotte Isabelle’s skill as sonic time travelers. Tactile scrapings and distant vocal-like emissions point to an archaeological exercise carried out with beats and tones as the main exploratory tools.
After this excursion, the duo closes the EP with an immersive piece of stellar ambience that comes from an unknown time and place: an alien transmission that is the perfect capstone to a recording which, to this point, has kept its imagination tethered to the Earth. By the time the last glimmers of this track fade away, it’s clear that Charlotte Isabelle knows how to tap electronic music’s unlimited potential for fascination.

"Contains elements of "Le bruit d'une porte qui... " 
Original material by José Luís Ferreira.

Charlotte Isabelle 'Monad XXIII' [SAM023]

Release date 25th July (Vinyl) / 1st August (Digital)

12" & Digital Buy links
Bandcamp - http://goo.gl/UYPMMa
Hardwax (DE) - https://goo.gl/iB8Pq0
Beatport (Digital) - https://goo.gl/clqvT7
Juno (UK) - http://goo.gl/ChiRhd
Deejay (DE) - http://goo.gl/NdLKdi
Decks (DE) - http://goo.gl/DPbhCE
Oye Records (DE) - https://goo.gl/n93m4g
K-Records (BE) - http://goo.gl/2eFSKm
Eastern Bloc (UK) - http://goo.gl/wyxIZX
Phonica (UK) - http://goo.gl/xg5PjD
Disco Piu (IT) - http://goo.gl/bnvbIe

After 2 revered releases since the turn of the year, Weekend Circuit return, welcoming Alfredo Mazzilli for his first EP on the imprint. Versatile in sound and challenging in his approach, Alfredo’s ‘Invisible Entity’ EP masterfully pushes ambitious ideas with great vigor to an international audience ever more ready to listen.

With artists such as Donato Dozzy, Aphex Twin, Sandwell District, Dino Sabatini and Substance making up a strong part of his most notable influencers, Alfredo favours the ambient & deep depths of the dark side of techno.
Enigmatic and unrestricted, Side A starts with Alfredo's original "Invisible Entity". A steadily unfolding juggernaut, the emerging energy soon engulfs the entirety of the track, percussian transcending the gloaming synth sound throughout.

Zadig's beckoning bass and kick drum driven remix will see sonic nods across the club with this four-on-the-floor gristle. "Statiform Region" is techno's answer to a cinematic interlude. A testament to Alfredo's lilting synth ability.

"No Way Out" kicks off the B side, with a algorithmic tinkering of sonic vs low hits and stabs. Rounding up, Echologist does what Echologist does best; a scattershot of intertwined and precarious techno sound, spliced with industrialised power.

A creative, radical, and emotionally skittering 13th release from Weekend Circuit, which will be released in stores worldwide on 25th July 2016.

Alfredo Mazzilli - Invisible Entity EP (incl. Zadig & Echologist Remixes) WCR013

Available at kabalion.bandcamp.com

Recorded in 2004 by @dannykreutzfeldt, also known as Periskop.

Love and light

Patterns of Confusion | d_func, Pfirter

Patrik Carrera