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Ben Kaczor and Martinou, reunite as Tarik Hensen after the release of their debut track on Appian Sounds in November 2019. Saknar Ände EP, the duo’s first full release, comes out on September 19th and Delayed is happy to premiere the A2 track. The EP showcases the synergy between two great artists, as well as their versatility and variety of sounds.
“Kondens” is a minimalistic dub techno weapon, going full throttle from the get-go, with its several mini-breakdowns ensuring that it’ll be the highlight moment of many sets when clubs reopen.
The quality of this track and EP as a whole is extremely promising, and we can’t wait to hear more from these two artists together.

words by Sabrout: https://soundcloud.com/sabro96

Tarik Hensen on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/tarik-hensen
Ben Kaczor/KCZ on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/benkaczor
Martinou on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/martinou3000


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Working many years at Spartacus - where we first met in 2012 - and other good projects between Potsdam, Berlin and Leipzig -  Laura is a true activist. Now let talent + skills speak for her own and make us shake and move with this is one hour @galaxaura / @galaxunity

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[PALINOIA007] B2 Andrew Tighe - Cognition PREVIEW

Once upon a time, two operators stared at their screens. They sat silently for hours, their whole being dedicated to the task they had been assigned to. Days and nights passed in the same monotonous manner.

Suddenly signals showed up on their monitors. Alarms started to ring.

Both reacted at the same speed and did what they were supposed to do. Controls and commands were entered, as was protocol. After observing these waves for 61:01 minutes, everything became quiet again.

What they had just witnessed made them wonder. For the first time they addressed each other. "The data is transferring through our system," announced the first. “Let us both check how this can be interpreted.” The second validated the response. Together, they looked at what had been recorded. Ideas raced through their complicated minds until they realized simultaneously: sounds! They listened.

“Is this an unknown language?” one asked
“This is the first time this has been heard throughout our history,” the other answered.
They listened again and again.
“This electricity has been arranged to form a cohesive entity,” the first said.
“Why would machines be used to create that?” the second mused.
Something had awakened inside of them, an obsessive curiosity they had never experienced before. They did not understand and were blown away by the beauty of it.
“Do you think it could have been left by humans before us?” one whispered.
“If it was, these would be Major Signals,” the other concluded.
As they processed these thoughts, the two artificial intelligences sat still.
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Irakli was born in Georgia when the country was still a part of the Soviet Union. He moved to Cologne before ending up in Berlin a decade ago and has been an active and interesting voice in the electronic music and club landscape of the city. First as a DJ and producer behind the I/Y and Intergalactic Research Institute For Sound labels, but also as one of the minds behind the STAUB collective. His artistic endeavors have brought him to contribute to books, exhibitions and movies. He has performed with classical orchestras and worked with artists and thinkers from all fields. He hasn’t been afraid to take a stance politically - in 2019 he collaborated with fellow Georgian producer Michailo whilst he was imprisoned. But most importantly, he loves the music, making it, sharing it, listening to it, dancing to it, and now he is presenting us with his first album on Dial.
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Irakli - Major Signals

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Brawther, Prins Thomas, Thomas Fehlmann and Markus Suckut rework FDF on ‘The Omega Interpretations Chapter II’ for Freund Der Familie.

This June will see Leipzig, Germany’s Freund Der Familie revisit some of label founders FDF’s material for the second instalment of ‘The Omega Interpretations’, this time round widening the sonic scope to present a range of remixes from Balearic to House, Dub Techno and Ambient. Every artist has one side of the double pack green marbled vinyl, allowing them creative freedom and the maximum length to explore.

French House maestro Brawther steps up first with his ‘Underwater Mix’ of ‘Omega’, exploring jazzy breaks and hazy chords alongside ethereal synth pads and squelchy 303 lines. Norwegian Nu-Disco hero Prins Thomas steps up next with his ‘Diskomiks’ twist on ‘Das Klaster’ next, a typically funk-infused workout fuelled by organic drums, an amalagamtion of chuggy arpeggio lines and expansive atmospherics.

Thomas Fehlmann’s ‘Flowing Crimson Mix’ of ‘Ohm 1-4’ follows next, the Swiss artist offers up his signature style via drawn out, subtly nuanced textures, glitched out muted drums and pulsing low-end tones. Thomas chose to remix this track because the original features a sample from ‘Moonchild’ by King Crimson and he’s worked with guitarist of the band Robert Fripp several times over the years. Markus Suckut then wraps up the package with his remix of ‘Thyll’, a hypnotic 11 minutes fuelled by tumbling percussive delays, sweeping reverberations and a loop driven, low-slung rhythm.

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