That true beauty lies in the essentiality and meticulous combination of a few elements is sometimes not just a cliché. The delicate blend of Roland CR-78, acoustic guitar and dissonant organs that intertwine in Open Windows is a vivid demonstration of this. It is these few elements, now distant and hinted at and now close and deafening, that paint the backdrop of melancholic nostalgia where laconic whispers move the listener within the paintings that bear the sonic signature of Human Figures. To Daniel Lewis' new project, which has seen its springboard through releases on the label of his friends at Frigio Records, perhaps the adjective "new" is already quite tight. He has built a very recognizable sonic tibre, an influence of producers and listeners at different latitudes of the post-punk and wave scene. 
In the 8 canvases of Open Windows the folk tradition is repainted in a more contemporary guise: the sweet and sad litanies are alternated with fast and frenetic stornelli in which the combination of tradition and experimentation constitutes the stylistic signature. The open window through which the listener has the opportunity to look out in this album does not, however, give onto a natural external panorama. It projects into an inner world where introspection and silence are the only chance to grasp its sublime beauty.

All lucky mistakes, undetectable bad notes, and strokes of luck by D.
Mastered at Sensorium. Artwork by Giampai. Graphic Design by Giovanni Inglese.
Raw Culture, New York 2024.

Open Window

[RWCLTR025] Human Figures - Open Windows [300 Limited Vinyl Edition]

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Oblaka - Disappearing

Snippets from Copenhagen Electro Alliance "Volume 9". 

Tracklisting:

1. Kruzh'em – Poplock Persona
2. Nixxon – Extrat
3. Deimos Defender – Rhomesch
4. Brain Enterprise – Nexx

Mastered by Rude 66

Volume 9

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Sonata n°0

Fan favorite and label family Lloyd Stellar is back on Science Cult with a follow-up EP in the form of 'Light Of Day', featuring 6 brilliant cuts of IDM & electro sci-fi goodness. The EP is then wrapped up by a remix from Science Cult co-founder Syrte with his signature tripped up and tough experimental sound!

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Lost Trax - The Disruptor

V/A - Omnia Vanitas EP

Written and produced by Honealöme @honealome / Kuzma Palkin / Solotape @enceence / Hajj @hadji-hajj / Buttechno @buttechno / 2Beast (6Beam + Deathface)@dosbeast210 , Ko$te @koste_music, Hexmane @hexmane

Format: 12inch vinyl/ Digital
Cat. No: LLC05
Release Date: November 26th 2020

A1 - Honealöme - QLLC1312
A2 - Kuzma Palkin - Fordyzm (ft. MC Supreme Cam Vocal)
A3 - Solotape - LFJ2

B1 - Hajj - Tru Man Cry
B2 - Buttechno - y-x4-rec
B3 - 2Beast - Purgatory ft. Ko$te (prod. Hexmane)

Omnia Vanitas – the newest compilation from the emerging France-based label Lowlife Cartel – explores musical horizons from jungle to rap and combines dance music with an experimental approach. 
Honeälome (ABCD) opens the EP with a catchy saturated beat layered with distorted vocals. 
Kuzma Palkin (Gost Zvuk, Wicked Bass), also known as Kausto, features his minimal production with the immersive rap flow of MC Suprem Cam. Solotape (Low Income $quad) ends Side A with a heavily deconstructed experimental sound, oscillating between techno and an analogue lofi vibe. 
Side B kicks off with the invention of emo jungle – "Tru man cry", by Hajj (Dawn, BFDM), a cutting-edge jungle-leaning track mixed with a detached vocal sample in the background. 
"y-x4-rec", by Buttechno (Rassvet), is a more grounded ambient track with a focus on texture, but without sacrificing the dystopian, singular productions of this artist. 
"Purgatory", by the rapper duo 2Beast featured by Ko$te, on canadian producer Hexmane's beat, closes the EP on a dark Memphis rap vibe. 
Once again, the newest compilation represents a solid roster of emerging, genre pushing artists and some of the biggest cats in the game.

Design by Studio Jimbo 

Mastering by Studio Martyrs

© Lowlife Cartel 2020

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