Gravity Darkening

Li-Fi Connected With Rigel B (Live Mix)

Infinity of Time

Infinity of Time (Original Mix) [feat. Réka]

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Liar has flirted with club music throughout the entirety of his output – he’s touched on every conceivable genre and BPM, in the process accumulating quite the arsenal of trax that could warm up a rave, sustain it at peak time, or cool it down at 5 AM. But it’s always been an afterthought in the grand design of his shape-shifting auteur approach. With “Scorpio”, however, Liar intends to quit teasing the club and make her an honest woman.

That being said, his commitment is by no means monogamous. Not content to allow himself to be overly influenced by any particular sound that has graced his DJ sets over the past couple of years, he crossbreeds the exponential club innovations of Night Slugs in the wake of “Classical Curves”, the uncompromising vibrancy of the Parisian scene, and the escapism of the UK rave. Grime, jungle, ballroom, metal drumming, new wave, Eurodance, industrial, EBM, jock jams and the kitchen sink also inform the mélange. This is no mere pastiche reel, however. As an inherent geographical outlier, Liar is uniquely positioned to have a truly universal perspective on all the musical languages he incorporates, and he leverages this into an almost academic, yet highly personal oeuvre. Conceptually driven and titled by his ascendant zodiac sign, “Scorpio”, like its namesake, is probing, passionate, precise, powerful, and sometimes precarious.

Opener “Hyper-Ego” is equal parts grime tour-de-force, avant-pop, and machine music masterclass. The clap-happy formula and narcissistic aesthetic of Liar’s earlier “Alpha” beast is revisited and revised, diva house vox are cleverly repurposed, the production reins are held taut, and a resplendent, bleeding edge anthem emerges.

“Key Party” is a distilment of countless snippets of keygen music and General MIDI classics into a cohesive retrofuturist operetta, adorned with frenzied rave vox and Fairlight-era samples, all of it tethered to a brutalist techno/ballroom hybrid.

The cheekily-titled “Club Medz” is subtly elegiac in tone, serenading towards the balcony of drug culture from the terra firma of club culture. An 808 provides the rhythmic foundation atop which acoustic kicks pound away, seemingly affixed to a robotic metalhead drummer’s double pedal, while submerged strings relentlessly bellow and Middle Eastern Korg M1 licks provide the counterpoint.

The oriental flavor pervades well into “Ha-REM”, itself also a double pedal pounder. Starting of as a molecular deconstruction of “ha tracks”, it explicitly mourns the demise of their novelty via its pitched-ha-crash-marche-funèbre, before erupting into an almost peerless drum workout, only to segue into the most poignantly emotional moment of EP. Its VIP is wholly suprematist, stripping it to its bare bones, unearthing a bold and tenebrous club tool.

Closer “The Ballad of Scorpio” exists somewhere within the triangle of Detroit electro, worlbeat and freestyle arena breaks. It is built around a vocoded stanza of one of Liar’s own poems - “Muzzled gun and hidden knife./Father’s milk and bits of coal./I am the evil in your life./I am the good inside your soul.” – which quite aptly sums up the spirit of the EP.

On the remix tip, Foba reworks “Key Party” into trapstyle house, injecting tribal NY groove and toning down the brutality. Conversely, Spurz ramps said brutality up to 11 for his acidic “Key Bump” club weapon edit.

An ode to past, a testament of the future, and a commentary on both, “Scorpio” is Liar’s present for the present. Raise your head if you believe.

Early support from Bok Bok (Night Slugs), SPF666 (Club Chemtrail) and Ra’s Al Fatale (Gang Fatale).

Tracklist:
1. Hyper-Ego
2. Key Party
3. Club Medz
4. Ha-REM
5. Ha-REM VIP
6. Key Party (Foba Remix)
7. Key Party (Spurz ‘Key Bump’ Edit)
8. The Ballad of Scorpio

Written, produced and mastered by Liar.
Artwork by Andronis.


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@Skreamizm playing on BBC Radio 1 my upcoming track
"AMENHOTEP III" from my forthcoming EP "BABILONIA"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04htb26 (25.09.14)

Released by @Tessier-Ashpool Recordings Oct 13th 2014

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Support from Skream, B.Traits, Breach, Huxley, Marcel Dettmann, Shadow Child, Randomer, and more...

Lugano, Switzerland (or as he likes to put it, Rigel A) resident Carlo Bernasconi is a man of many former trades – a decade-long career as a pro turntablist G.BIZ, service with the Swiss Armed Forces Militia earning him the rank of Lieutenant, classical training in piano and solfeggio spanning seven years, and a side-gig as electro and booty house peddler Life Jacket. All of these inform an exquisitely veteran and textured approach in the debut of his dark, industrial techno guise, Specialivery.

For his contribution to Tessier-Ashpool’s fluid ‘machine music doctrine’, Carlo employs a historian’s approach – very specific crate-digging during his latest summer in NY, and a lifetime’s research on ancient civilizations lend themselves to a reductionist and stoic sound, and a steely, somber tone. His peerless, cultured musicianship and military instincts shine through as he tempers industrial and tribal elements into spartan, automaton grooves, and transcribes antediluvian concepts into futuristic soundscapes that evoke action-packed scenes of megacorp warfare.

Opener “Kinesia” is appropriately kinetic, its swung Prophet08 bassline creating a suspended, tense counterpoint to the rigor of the techno backbone – a tension resolved only by a sparse, yet instantly-memorable synth flourish. “Haksum” is a bellicose, galloping number, its interplay of builds and drops betraying Specialivery’s DJ chops, and its tom-driven low-end showcasing his penchant for elegant simplicity. “Amenhotep III”, faithful to its regal title, is the most focused assertion of the EP’s sound (evident in its PSA-style lead sample). Working with a lot of the same elements from “Kinesia”, it ramps everything up to 11 – the bass becomes an ever-timbrally-evolving volley of relentless 16th-notes. Follow-up “Baagh” seems almost tame by comparison, despite its 4/4 neurofunk/thinking man’s complextro histrionics. Closer “Marabunta” strays from the convention of ending on a more restrained note, instead latching on to a ceaseless rave alarm and never letting go.

“Something is driving them out, and I think it’s something big.” Specialivery unwittingly describes his sound with this sound-bite – his is a sonic mecca for ravers worldwide to flock to.

Tracklist:
1. Kinesia
2. Haksum
3. Amenhotep III
4. Baagh
5. Marabunta

Written, produced and mastered by Specialivery.
Artwork by @LIARinth and Borealis.

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Early Support by Dubfire, Marcel Dettmann, Chris Liebing,
LOUISAHHH!!!, Maelstrom, Adana Twins, Riva Starr and Curses. 

"Radiometric Dating EP is an ancestral voyage through a lost world, where the life concept as we know it has no value. Imagine a hard and unstable land, where the first process of photosynthesis enriched our atmosphere with oxygen, making the birth of complex organisms possible. A young sun heated the colorful rocks and the first rains evaporated, falling in magma rivers."

Specialivery says he clashed with the sounds and imagery from that bygone era in one of his interstellar trips between dark matter and hyperspace. In Radiometric Dating EP he proposes again the beauty and cynicism of that lost world in three historical-techno phases, rich in millenarian emotions and ancestral sensations that were crucial for the development of planet Earth. Specialivery is able to reconfirm (after Babilonia EP and Aton EP) a rare and unique techno based on the transmission of images rather than classical structural aspect, curating and dosing every frequency of his tracks, with the purpose of creating an inter-planetary-historical rave experience.

Radiometric dating is the strongest and fastest track, a techno rave anthem describing the exploration of an enormous world, empty and very hard. The B side is titled Accurate estimate of Earths age. A nocturnal and ancestral trip to a young and lifeless Earth, that enjoyed the show of a dynamic starred sky, like no human has ever seen. Keuper strata is the ambient track that remains fundamental. The slow and almost repetitive rhythm, together with its greasy, sluggish, yet profound sounds, reminds us of the tardiness of planet Earth in its magnificent evolution.

Track List:
1. Specialivery - RADIOMETRIC DATING
2. Specialivery - ACCURATE ESTIMATE OF EARTH'S AGE
3. Specialivery - KEUPER STRATA

Released by @PoincareRecords (Paris, 30 November 2015)
Written, Produced and Mixed by Specialivery
Mastered by @Parsifalmusic for Kinesen Studio (Paris)
Artwork by http://robinbervini.com
Copyrights Carlo Bernasconi / STOUCH SA

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