Stroboscopic Artefacts

Peter Van Hoesen "Defense Against The Self" (Lucy Remix) [Time To Express 015]

History

Donato Dozzy - OZ Taped

Tommy Four Seven "Talus" (Lucy Remix) [CLR 052]

01 Heiko Laux - Retelevised (Lucy Remix)
02 Subjected - Nastes
03 Pfirter - New State Of Consciousness
04 Robert Hood - Alarm
05 Peter van Hoesen - To Alter A Vector (Phase Remix)
06 Subjected - Rancor
07 Moerbeck - Chamber 1
08 Phase - Binary Opposition (Ben Klock Process)
09 Redshape - Wires
10 Reeko - To The Sun
11 Outline - Encounter (Remastered)
12 Lucy, Silent Servant - Dormancy Survivors
13 Moderat - Bad Kingdom (Marcel Dettmann Remix)

D (2015)

Rema Rema Canoero [Stroboscopic Artefacts]

12" with free WAV's - http://found.ee/SMGHORO09
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A truly bold sound explorer, Lucy has always added a skewed, angular version of modern techno. The outer edge of his experiments bare particular mind food, and his release for Horo adds a new slant to his sonic identity. 

Those intrigued by Lucy's live performance at Mutek 2015 or his monthly sound bath meditation sessions in Berlin, will find 'Eat, Drink, Shop, Relax' represents a combination of both these events. Recorded live to tape in Lucy's Berlin studio, the 4 tracks work together in a perfect continuum. The mood achieved is a warm, comforting bubble of hypnosis that feels at times like the machines have developed their own language and Lucy is their chosen conductor. 

The EP title finds its meaning in a critical perspective on consumerism, but while the world continues to move at a breakneck pace driven by people's acquisition of 'things', Lucy's experiments exude a notion of peace and contentment. Perhaps the underlying theme of 'Eat, Drink, Shop, Relax is a time and place where freedom from the clutches of consumerism can, and will be the norm. If this is the soundtrack to an idealistic future, it's an attractive place.



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Premiere: Lucy & Rrose - Chloroform

Lucy & Rrose - Peeling

Stroboscopic Artefacts’ third release sees label owner Lucy and underground trailblazer Ercolino, inspired by novelist Michael Ende’s imagery, create two visions of a nihilistic future. The 12'' begins with the tale of fear incarnate “Gmork”, the most powerful weapon for controlling society. The A-side is a portrait of this terrifying beast: slinking baselines come from its black heartbeat and white noise grows from its unearthly appetites. Fat, squelching noises emerge as light, hope and ideas are quashed, ground up and eaten. The sound is viscose, violent and deep seething red. What emerges is a genius slice of dark, brooding techno crafted from the nectar of your darkest nightmare. The story gets even bleaker with B-side “So The Nothing Grows Stronger”, a narrative of blips, bleeps and squeals. This extreme dub techno track is a mutinous call to arms, the sound of the insurgence. Here beats forge together, fortified by a devastating charge, till the track crunches away into nothingness. It’s a wake-up call, an anthem for the malcontents. Dadub also masterfully extracts two crafty dj tools provided as digital bonuses. No excuse to not spread the savage stories that you have heard...

Mastered @ Artefacts Mastering, Berlin

Words: Clare Molloy

Lucy & Ercolino 'Gmork // So The Nothing Grows Stronger' [SA003]

A. Mumdance & Logos - Move Your Body - Perc & Truss Remix
AA. Mumdance & Logos - Hall Of Mirrors - Perc & Truss Remix

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Move Your Body - Perc & Truss Remix

Lucy’s ‘Banality of Evil’ EP teases apart the dark sides of human psychology and lays them down as fractured, angular tracks. Inspired by Hannah Arendt’s writings on conformity and totalitarianism SA013 makes for provocative listening.
‘Superior Orders’ is an off kilter introduction: Lucy took synth lines that Roll The Dice crafted in Stockholm and broke them down, buckling the lines and revealing their malevolence. ‘Stanford Prison’ layers wistful top lines over driving base creating a fluid, transitory atmosphere. ‘Milgram Experiment’ opens with a beautifully simple sequence and splinters into deep, warm dub. The track includes voices, but these are not catchy euphoric vocals,
instead a voice repeats: ‘I began to feel that I was losing my identity’. The tracks don’t aim to soundtrack the experiments and theories of their
titles, instead they act as a point in case. Their dense structures and repeating sequences hint at how conformity and obedience normalize the darkest of human behaviours. ‘Asch Paradigm’ is a stunning, molten close, it feels heavy and weighted but as with the EP as a hole, Lucy handles this dark material with an incredible lightness of touch.

SA013 was craftily mastered by Artefacts Mastering, Berlin.

Words: Clare Molloy

Superior Orders (Feat. Roll The Dice) [Stroboscopic Artefacts - SA013]

Stanford Prison [Stroboscopic Artefacts - SA013]

Milgram Experiment [Stroboscopic Artefacts - SA013]

Asch Paradigm [Stroboscopic Artefacts - SA013]

Heavy UK techno from James Ruskin backed with a Luke Slater remix! For our money it's all about the Slater remix of 'The Outsider', laying down a dry-heaving banger in the finest Berghain/Sandwell/Dettmann style, and a must for anyone who picked up his awesome Ostgut album earlier this year. On the flip Ruskin's original version and 'Solution' come constructed in the sort of DJ friendly and typically synthline driven UK style favoured by Mark Broom or Surgeon. That A-side kicks like mutha! boomkat.com/vinyl/235415-james-ruskin-luke-slater-the-outside

James Ruskin - The Outsider (Luke Slater's ME Remix)

Record Label: Mote-Evolver || Release Date: 17-05-2019 || Catalog Number: MOTELP05 ||  Remixes of Luke Slater’s timeless ‘Love’ featuring Burial, Marcel Dettmann, Lucy, Scuba, Silent Servant.

Luke Slater - Love (Lucy Remix)

Next up on OneFold Records we bring you vocal house gold from Nadia Lucy Feat. Ali B, with 'Take Me Back'.

The Original Mix bursts into life with a high-energy beat, flourishing with sparkling top notes and head-turning vocals that nail power-house attitude as well as softer, sugary lulls.

On the flip side, Mark Johnstone & AMR up the ante with their remix, playing with the vocals and wiping the ground with their unrelenting club beat; while S3AN J4Y's impressive rework gives the original's vocals an eclectic roller coaster of a backdrop.

Take Me Back

Take Me Back (Original Mix)

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Take Me Back | Nadia Lucy & Ali B | Out Now | Original Mix

Release date: 26th of November

Lucy made his debut on Curle in 2007 together with Rone. Last year he did some great remix work for our Darko Esser release, but we're really happy to have the Stroboscopic Artefacts boss back now with a new track. On remix duties someone who broke through on R&S in 2010, but in the meantime also started a label (Works The Long Nights) and a project (Karenn) with his good friend Blawan: Pariah. He was so kind to give us two remixes, enjoy!

Early support by Sven Väth, Josh Wink, Adam Beyer, Luke Slater, Martyn, Untold, Pearson Sound & many more

TRACKLIST
1. Lucy - Finnegan
2. Lucy - Finnegan (Pariah Remix)
3. Lucy - Finnegan (Pariah Dub Mix)

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Finnegan

Lucy - Finnegan

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