Prism

"Lost in the Isle",  a reflection that wrap you in an specific moment, to be lost, to be with yourself. This time M-Tric and Ackost create this track, where you can listen and take refuge in your mind, in your isle.


https://m-tric.bandcamp.com/track/m-tric-ackost-lost-in-the-isle

M-Tric & Ackost - Lost In The Isle

ToTDS E1

The alien scenario was unfolding very dynamically, so the daring pilgrims decided to look into one quaint place where you can hide from the universal bustle, take a breath and enjoy the spatial modeling. By the way, it helps to recover after critical overloads through fine motor skills.
Welcome to the heavenly body "Orlan 19". Once it was assigned an ordinal number, and it got this name because of its ultra-low gravity. Obviously, this "dwarf" became an attraction and just a recreational area for many nomads. Its atmosphere is literally packed with thoughtfully hovering objects of various configurations. A kind of metaphysical equilibrium. Here it is customary to not only enjoy the abundance of entertainment, but also the thoughts about where the consciousness leads us in search of its home.
Deftly juggling patterns, the technologist grabbed an experimental sample labeled RTW1350, which, thanks to its composition and consistency, easily gives the appearance of a basketball.
Catch - the next throw is yours!

Written and produced by Subset (@subsetdubs)
Remix by Basicnoise (@basicnoise)
Artwork by Fold Media Collective (@foldmedia)
Write-up by A C O U S T I C S (@atroq)
Catalog number: SL24

Pattern Juggler

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Subset – The Alien Script (Basicnoise remix) [snippet]

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Heavenchord-Concrete Dub
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Deepcut-Ukiyo
Lo-Fate
Convex-Visitors
Deepcut-Shibui
Basicnoise-Gray in May
SUBSET-know one knows no one
Altone-Downpour
Deepcut-Contours Live
Anton Kubikov-Smoke Time Machine

Dub Techno Sessions Episode 61

A beam of intense light drew the professor's attention to the hypno-spiral, which had become his first goal in studying astronomical objects of the "Quasar" class. However, everyone has their own desires. Cat, for example, tried to comprehend passionarity and look at the reflection of what was happening. The genre scenes that unfolded before the eyes of the experimenters went beyond the 3d dimension. Bubble pattern, cold draft, rusted house, wet format – they seemed to be on the verge of insanity.

Although in the past the Spacelunch studied at the Department of Experimental Phonetics and Speech Synthesis, the adaptation of consciousness was still difficult. The answers to the inner questions turned into a swarm of sound isotopes. Space was shifting, going deep, rotating and stretching in all possible directions, reducing all efforts to concentrate almost to zero. No wonder, because music is not just a technical object, but an ideological principle. The delta dimension, which is full of spectral lines, is clearly not the place for a logical routine with complex calculations - the auditory stream expresses something more, just trust the sensations.

Written and produced by Altone (@deep-step)
Remix by Federsen (@federsen)
Mastering by Pheek (@pheek)
Artwork by Fold Media Collective (@foldmedia)
Write-up by A C O U S T I C S (@atroq)
Catalog number: SL27

Hypnotizing Spiral

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Altone – Wet Format [snippet]

Altone – Cold Draft [snippet]

Altone – Bubble Pattern [snippet]

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Spacelunch (short. spclnch) is a Dutch electronic music label with an emphasis on the dub sound founded in Minsk in 2019 by Thomas Carmody (@thomascarmody). The key ethical principles are an individual approach and a careful selection which allows you to get the best possible from the communication with artists.

The concept of releases is dedicated to a fantastic multimedia universe. The space adventures of Spacelunch and Cat unfold in episodes of an interactive musical comic. Each of them has an original script, and they are connected by a consistent storyline.

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