[p*dis] distribution sampler for April 2014


The Nest - Sayweenjoy - Kairos (clip) (The Album Label)

The Nest was established in 2011. Comprising of Christoph Clöser ("Bohren & der Club of Gore"), Tycho Schottelius ("Desmond Denker"), Thomas Mahmoud and Gerald Mandl (both "Tannhäuser Sterben & das Tod"), they have created their own blend of electro-acoustic, jazz and noise. Their debut album "Music for Drivers" (Denovali) has been described as: "Highly minimal and with due attention to space and atmosphere, 'Music For Drivers' is poised with a sharp tension between contrasting organic and mechanical sound sources; field recordings lend an unpredictability and sense of atmospheric breadth while their patiently attuned playing paints the space between with ethereal, otherworldly strokes of synthesizer, saxophone and electronics, constantly morphing between moods which are never quite just dark and light, maybe best described in terms of psychedelic, hallucinatory light shows." (Boomkat)
With the idea to transform this material even further, the band has self-released a remix-cassette album ("Music from Co-Drivers"), featuring a carefully selected bunch of experienced collaborators, musically ranging from Breakcore, Dubstep, to New Wave and Experimental Music.
Whilst their debut album was driven by the clarification of areas and fields, „Sayweenjoy“ (Album Label/Random Noize Musick) focusses on the more melodic and rhytmical structures of The Nest's very own musical language.

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musician, producer, selector floating with the river Rhine. producer of "The Nest". founding member of "Bambam Babylon Bajasch". part of "Quagga RPM" and "The Oliver Twist Band". bottled for "Böllerkommando".  20 years of experiences in making / performing / selecting music. joins force with: Modularfield, Distanzplatten, Geheimklub, Basspräsidium

Desmond Denker is an electronic music producer based in Cologne/Rhineland-Area, Germany. After being a live and studio musician for multiple hardcore-punk and indie-bands since the nineties, he found his producer alter-ego within the underground-hero-collective: Bambam Babylon Bajasch.  Between 2004 and 2011 they were smashing stages from Hamburg to Jerusalem with their highly unique Raggapunk style. Constantly producing and selecting many different electronic genres like Jungle, Dub, Grime or Breakcore, Desmond Denker developed his very own path towards Bassmusic. Two years after the 2008 technoid-Dubstep EP “boxed freedom”, he released the full-length Album “denking out the world” at Basspräsidium-Records. Those post-dubstep tunes were then presented in a dozen of shows around Germany, Austria and Switzerland together with the Dub-Duo “Hey-O-Hansen”. On the quest for new sounds and expressions, Desmond Denker formed the experimental noise and freejazz band “The Nest”, recording and producing two album records during the years following. When the Cologne-based record label “Modularfield” asked him to complete a series of three handcrafted 10”s, Desmond Denker came up with another musical approach for “MFD03” by omitting any beats and concentrating on melody and emotion. This courageous concept was honored by RinseFM`s “Mumdance” with several plays and mentions. The successful cooperation with “Modularfield” has been continued by the release of another album called: “and the vague theories”.

The Nest - Sayweenjoy - Kairos (clip) (The Album Label)

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