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Hokusai - Jade

"Sculptures Hide" is a track by Hokusai, an alias of the drum and bass duo Source Direct. It was released in 1997 as the B-side to "Jade" on Source Direct Recordings (catalog number SDR08). The track showcases Source Direct's signature style, blending intricate rhythms with dark, atmospheric soundscapes.

https://www.discogs.com/release/29400-Hokusai-Jade-Sculptures-Hide

All credits for this track go to the respective owners, including Source Direct and any associated labels or rights holders. This is shared for personal enjoyment and educational purposes only, with no intent to generate revenue or infringe on the original creators’ rights.

Hokusai - Sculptures Hide

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In a landscape where concrete giants crumble faster than the sirens can fade, Nervorum transmits a digital distress signal called Shelter. Spanning eight movements, it unspools like a found footage diary of survival: the first thunderclap of drums yanks the listener awake beneath a blanket of dust, and the last sub-bass heartbeat drags a battered body across the threshold of an underground refuge.

Each piece is a freeze-frame in a single, urgent escape. Jagged breakbeats flicker like emergency strobes, fractured synths crackle with the static hum of radioactive fallout, and a coiling bass line exerts a gravitational pull toward safety. What begins as blind panic becomes deliberate momentum, as a weary pulse syncs with the mechanized rhythm of the ruins and transforms into an engine of resistance.

Shelter stands as a sonic chronicle of human tenacity—encoded, preserved, and released by Paperfunk Recordings at a moment when the concept of sanctuary feels more myth than memory. Within its eight digital chapters beats one unbroken message: even after the black rain, music remains a map, marking the single route out of the dark.

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