Life and Death ® Catalogue Number: LAD021
Artist: Recondite
Title: Think Twice
Format: Digital / 12”
Release Date 20 April 2015

Tracklisting:
A: Think Twice
B: Serak

All tracks written and produced by Recondite.

Recondite - Think Twice EP
A long time friend of the label and an artist who needs no introduction, Recondite presents two unique techno narratives for his much anticipated first EP on Life and Death.

Up first and straight out the gate like the turning of the great Boethian wheel, Think Twice turns over and on top of itself again, like the march of time and the fortunes of paupers and princes alike. An ever advancing urgent reminder of the transitory nature of the eternal now, it graces us with her beauty and leaves us with a shaking sensation deep in our bones. 

On the B side, Serak begins with a bellowing bass emitted like a series of holotropic breaths from belly of Stanislav Grof himself. A sequence of sounds sent like a fishing line to the depths of the psyche, it returns with a portentous melody that winds and wanders until exploding midway thru the piece in a burst of restrained emotion. 

LAD021 Recondite - Serak

Techno hit Japan hard in the early 1990s. Takaaki Itoh was quickly impressed and intrigued with this new sound. The unique style of beats revealed the gateway to a new world of underground music in Japan - something he had never heard before. 

In 1994, Takaaki began to organize his own techno parties in his home of northern Japan. By providing a fantastic lineup, his parties quickly became a success. In 1996, having decided that it was time to start making his own tracks. His Japanese style of techno was pure, unique and underground - nothing that had been heard before in Europe. His reputation and popularity quickly spread all over the continent. He was becoming recognized as Japan's most underground and respected techno DJ. 

As of 2001, he was getting offers to perform at large clubs and festivals all over Europe, like awakenings, berghain, tresor. Promoters wanting him, party people loving him. Takaaki Itoh took the next step and started his own label Wols. Passion led to success and he became recognized as the top of the next generation of techno music.

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Download: Kas:st 'Transition State'

Podcast #023 : Kas:st.

Kas:st is the French Parisian duo, owners of Flyance Records.

Their artistic universe fluctuates between hypnotic rhythms, dark and mind-blowing emotions, constantly looking to reach the “mental” aspect that they love in modern techno and in which they identify themselves with.
Following this vision, they have released in November on their own label, the first chapter of a substantial project entitled “Dysphoria I Euphoria”: 2 double EPs with 4 original tracks and 4 remixes on each one. Thus, they have surrounded themselves with artists closed to their musical style : Shlømo and AWB from Taapion Records, Anetha, Blocaus’parties resident, Detroit’s legend Luke Hess, English artists Setaoc Mass and Deepbass, Re:Axis - Monocline Records label owner, and HVL, the resident of BASSIANI’s parties in Georgia.
Following next : releases on Parisian’s label Blocaus Series and Taapion in early 2017.

INVEINS \ Podcast 023 \ Kas:st

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Dysphoria I Euphoria Ep (Chapter Two)
Produced by Kas:st 
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Vinyl 2 x 12" & Digital format :
8 tracks vinyl + 3 tracks digital

Tracklist :

Kas:st - Origin (Digital Only)
A1. Kas:st - 55:55 
A2. Kas:st - 66:66
B1. Kas:st - 77:77
B2. Kas:st - 88:88
Kas:st - Emotional Progress (Digital Only)
A1. Kas:st - 55:55 (AWB remix)
A2. Kas:st - 66:66 (Setaoc Mass remix)
B1. Kas:st - 77:77 (Luke Hess remix)
B2. Kas:st - 88:88 (Anetha remix)
Kas:st - At The End Comes tThe Chaos(Digital Only)

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