Artist: Inter Gritty & Exon Banks
Title: Yellow
Label: RISE NKPG
Cat No: RISE38
Format: 12” Vinyl translucent yellow

Tracklist: 
A1. Yellow
A2. Yellow (Osch Remix)
B1. Yellow (Nihad Tule Remix)
B2. Yellow (Insolate Remix)

Exon Banks teaming up with Inter Gritty for some lush leftfield electro, with a strong lineup of remixers providing plenty of techno credentials.

Inter Gritty & Exon Banks - Yellow (Incl. Osch, Nihad Tule, Insolate Remixes) (RISE38)

Artist: Avilynn
Title: Five Million Sunsets EP
Label: Taisha Records
Catalogue No: TAI002
Release Date: 15th December 2021
Format: Vinyl, Digital

Berlin’s Avilynn delivers the ‘Five Million Sunsets’ EP this December, accompanied by a remix from Ostgut Ton’s Answer Code Request.

As a follow-up to the debut EP on Taisha entitled Anaesthesia, Avilynn is back with another dynamic four track EP in the shape of ‘Five Million Sunsets’. Once again showcasing Avilynn’s diverse production style across three originals, while Techno titan Answer Code Request turns in an interpretation employing his typically twisted and intricate style.

‘Why So Serious’ opens the project and focuses on dynamically evolving and unfurling drums, plucked synths and modulating percussion while expansive reverberations and nuanced echoes further instil dynamism throughout. Answer Code Request steps up next, shifting the focus to an industrial feel aesthetically,
twisting elements of the original’s synthesis and high-octane drums into an ominous, subtly unfolding take on things.

Opening the flip-side is title-cut ‘Five Million Sunsets’ which sees Avilynn explore a more textural landscape, dropping the tempo significantly and introducing circling dub chords, earthy sub tones and menacing bass swells throughout. Last up to round out the release is ‘Your Eye Was Bigger Than The Other One’, here Avilynn focuses her musical theme around “a trippy experience where the person has a distorted reality’’, the composition laid out across three and a half minutes melds together choppy broken drums, eerie tones and bubbling synths alongside gritty distorted moments and metallic chimes.

Track List:
1. Why So Serious
2. Why So Serious (Answer Code Request Remix)
3. Five Million Sunsets
4. Your Eye Was Bigger Than The Other One

MOTZ Premiere: Avilynn - Why So Serious(Answer Code Request Remix)

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Taken from: Answer Code Request - Shattering EP - Delsin Records - 149dsr

buy digital: https://answercoderequest.bandcamp.com/album/shattering-ep
buy vinyl: https://www.delsinrecords.com/release/7175

Delsin is pleased to welcome a true pillar of the contemporary techno scene, Answer Code Request (@answercoderequest), for his first EP in six years.

As an integral part of the Ostgut Ton family since breaking through some 10 years ago, Patrick Gräser has shaped a patient but potent discography which embodies the hybridised nature of techno in the 21st Century. His distinctive style of melodically embellished, subtly fractured body music helps define the contemporary zeitgeist, but it also moves with enough emotional maturity to stand on its own terms as compelling, artist-led electronic music.

Arriving some four years after his second LP Gens, the Shattering EP opens in an especially exploratory mode as Gräser teases elements of breakbeat and ambient techno on the spellbinding ‘Resonate’. ‘Shattering’ finds a different palette through which to explore broken rhythms, leaning in on a heavyweight bassline injected with rave-wired distortion. There are more linear techno pulses to be found in the tunnelling propulsion of ‘CRS-21’, but in the interests of contrast the EP closes with the sparkling refraction of ‘Sustaining Life’, a floor-ready masterclass in electronica with teeth.

Shattering EP (149dsr)

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Answer Code Request - Sustaining Life (taken from 149DSR)

French producer, December, returns to Tresor with An Accident In Favor Of Human Life, the second part of his Transform project, which continues the exploration of themes such as hybridisation and the boundaries of the self that were undertaken in June 2023's What Remains of Us? 

Transform Part 2 finds December increasing the intensity of his output as the Industrial and electro influences in his musical crucible come to the fore adding a punching tungsten toughness to the beats, welded and riveted to myriad other sources including post punk, ambient, and musique concr&egrave;te adding a more melodic and emotional edge than the darker hues of Part 1. 

The product of this is a collection of juddering and staccato pieces that call to mind steampunk as much as the glittering sci-fi most often invoked by electronic works. 

As per the first instalment, the cover art of In Favor Of Human Life continues the ongoing creative partnership between December and visual artist Marie Qu&eacute;au whose photograph appears to show a human face that straddles the boundary between the familiar and unsettling. 

When Parts 1 &amp; 2 are listened to consecutively, as a complete work, elements in one half reverberate into the other revealing a refined pattern and a landmark work by an artist coming to a new peak of creative power.

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December - No Photographs, Only Memories

Ruhig - Materia Ep
Mastering by Ken Karter
Release Date: September 2016
Format: Vinyl + Digital (Bandcamp)
Materia Ep is the second installment of Ruhig's double Ep, inaugurated with Particles Ep in January 2016. Originally the records were supposed to be out in the same period, but due to problems with our ex-distribution, Materia Ep got postponed of few months. The release starts with the transcendent Trento, respecting Ruhig's tradition of broken beats IDM deep techno leaning openers. Consecutive cut The Vector is a thumping mixtures of drones and heavyweight hihats designed with some attention for dancefloor. The slow-burner Materia delivers some powerful mist-shrouded kicks on the B-side, that wraps up with Sciame, a massive droning wave of electro wasps, which still keeps some classy chilled out elements somewhere in the background, behind the thunderous main drums. Vinyl unfortunately left no space for the extra only digital track 1870, this last one is percussive retro-futuristic jam of psychedelic mouth arp and huge mallets drums. The track will be available for free download in the same period of the vinyl.
Artist Page : @ruhig_ruhig

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Exos ‎– Q-Box
Label:Thule Records ‎– THL010
Format:Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM 
Country:Iceland
Released:1999
Genre:Electronic
Style:Techno, Dub Techno, Minimal

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Originally released on Defective Records in 1997.  https://mikeparker.bandcamp.com/track/druma-remastered

Druma [excerpt] 1997

Full stream of Blenk & Ruhbarb's "Day One," taken from Warok Music's forthcoming VA, Ponorogo 3, out October 16.

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Premiere: Blenk & Ruhbarb - Day One

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