Name: Gaading by Sascha Bachmann
Duration: 8 s

This is a little part of my privat beat library.
All my beats played on vintage kits by myself and recorded via a telefunken console then captured on tape for an authentic sound.

If you get rid of your drum library and looking for something new, you're invited to join my authentic beats. I also offer stems, wavs and if you looking for a custom drum track please contact me.

surfah1977@gmail.com
www.sb-drums.com

Gaading

as a central point of reference of grischa lichtenberger‘s »la demeure/il y a péril en la demeure« complex, raster-noton releases a limited edition of three 12“ vinyl EPs that are accompanied by a handmade, signed and individualized screen print.

the three EPs were set up as an experiment. each of the records is guided by a word that could be described as a phantasmagoria, a delusion of the 20th century – like a metaphor that is concerned not only with its immediate meaning, but with an implication more emotional, more irrational, telling something about the mindset of the not so distant past.

these keywords already existed before the production on the tracks began and thus played the role of an indirect orientation or playground for association. nevertheless, the EPs are not conceptualized, but rather a collection of habits and strategies in relation to the titles.

common to all EPs of the triptych is the question of a connection between intimacy and the public sphere. aesthetically, the music presented on the EPs ranges from distressing and unaligned dancefloor-oriented tracks to tribal and politically charged drones to unsettling noise ballads. on »spielraum«, for example, hypnotizing music box melodies are combined with claustrophobic breakbeats. »allgegenwart«, on the other hand, presents mechanical rhythms and sawing pads, topped with high-pitched warning sounds. last but not least, the final EP »strahlung« features self-forgetful, gloomy and melancholy tracks backed by melodies that remind of a barrel organ turned upside down.

please note: this special edition is limited to 500 copies and was printed, stamped and signed by the artist himself. print and paint application variations are intended.

for more on the ideas behind the series in grischa lichtenberger‘s own words, see: http://www.grischa-lichtenberger.com/spielraum_allgegenwart_strahlung/

Spielraum | Allgegenwart | Strahlung

grischa lichtenberger »003_1115_fn_2« taken from »spielraum | allgegenwart | strahlung«

Exium returns home,  nheoma, with their third album “Reduction Required”, based on the construction of tracks with very few elements without losing their intensity and characteristic sound.

2x12" release date: 21/10/16
Digital release date: 07/11/16

Reduction required

Exium - Reduction required - nheoma 018 Preview

Wreck

We're very happy to have Antoni Maiovvi (@antonmaiof) as the second guest for our podcast series -- and, more importantly, that he's done a remix for our first release. (Hear it here: soundcloud.com/whypeopledance/premiere-pixelife-omega-block-antoni-maiovvi-remix)
This set was recorded at his debut New York show, when our good friends at @glitterballnyc brought him over to play the 3001: Odyssey Disco party series back in April 2016. Expect to hear everything from his signature horror disco sound to electro, EBM/industrial, and pretty much anything in between and beyond.
Enjoy!

Samo Records / Podcast #2 - Antoni Maiovvi

1. Yellow Sea
Written and Produced by Kiran Gandhi & Anthony Saffery (Portugal The Man, Cornershop)
Additional Production by Alexia Riner & Neil Comber (M.I.A, Florence + The Machine)

Voices EP by Madame Gandhi

Mixed by Neil Comber
Mastered by Piper Payne
Album Artwork by Wendy Figueroa

Voices

Yellow Sea

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Sascha Bachmann lives in Berlin, where he is working as a self-employed musician and drum teacher. 
His ability to play a variety of different styles is inspired by his passion for music. 
This channel is created to listen to some of his recordings.

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