TERR076 - Plastician Presents - Wavepool 3

Canadian native Yedgar appears on Terrorhythm for an extended outing, after featuring on Plastician's Wavepool 2 and 3 albums successively.

Life Cycle is a selection of tracks which sit neatly in the gaps between Wave and Grime, in a time where the sound of Wave is pushing ever closer to a mainstage audience as it infiltrates pockets of the EDM community. Yedgar navigates soundsets that lean on influences from OG wave artists like Sorsari, whilst perhaps unknowingly also paying homage to the sounds of artists like MSSINGNO across the 5 tracks, which hover around 140 bpm - a tempo that has been synonymous with the Terrorhythm label, but perhaps less so in our outings within the Wave genre. With the influences from Sorsari in the mix, it's extra exciting for us to offer up a collaboration between Yedgar and Sorsari to open up the E.P. on "Mythic" before winding our way through 4 more tracks which explore an increasing energy and clever use of vocal hooks.

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TERR077 - Yedgar - Life Cycle E.P.

Social Sport - Organic Chemistry E.P.
Terrorhythm Recordings
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Social Sport is the solo project of Ōtautahi/Christchurch producer Will Duncan. Social Sport’s sound finds its home between an immersive headphone experience and a warehouse dance floor; something that you experience during and after the rave. His inaugural release on Terrorythm came to life in Aotearoa/New Zealand’s striking Mackenzie Country.

Organic Chemistry Chat

"In winter 2021 I took a week off and headed south amid rolling lock downs and covid restrictions here in Aotearoa. I took some synths, drum machines and speakers to set up a makeshift studio in Lake Ohau Village, at the border of the southern alps. It was cold as fuck, so i cranked a small log burner while i fleshed out some ideas i had been playing around with. To keep myself inspired I would walk down to the lake and swim. The water was mostly glacial run off so I would get a massive shot of adrenaline, run back to the house and continue making tunes. It was bliss. By the end of the week I had the bones of 6 or 7 tracks. Three of these became Organic Chemistry. Around this time I had been sharing ideas with fellow Ōtautahi producer Jaga (Ben Hunt). We managed to nail down a structure while collabing during one lockdown and this became the track “Proxy-Self”. After we had both played it out a few times live, I felt like it belonged on the ep.

I have tried to define the meaning or narrative for this release but I guess I'm more into sound design than writing. In brief, Your brain can create heaven and hell in the space of a day, but cold water and creating things helps."

Artwork by Jato Studio
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released October 28, 2022

Produced by Will Duncan (@SocialSport), featuring Ben Hunt (@JagaBeast).
Artwork by Jato Studio (@JatoBeats)

Social Sport Links:
linktr.ee/socialsport

TERR078 - Social Sport - Organic Chemistry

TERR080 - Juche, Plastician - There Is No More Stars In Tokyo Sky

førget. & EONE team up to join the Terrorhythm roster with a 4 tracker that explores the relationship between Wave & Neo Grime.

Produced by Simon Mitchell and Emanuel José Reyes de Jesús
Artwork by JATO Studio
Mastering by Robin Petras

@forgetbeats
@eonesoundsuk

TERR082 - EONE & førget. - Water E.P.

Plastician - Intensive Snare featuring Skepta

Plastician - Japan

Social Sport - Organic Chemistry E.P.
Terrorhythm Recordings
TERR078

Social Sport is the solo project of Ōtautahi/Christchurch producer Will Duncan. Social Sport’s sound finds its home between an immersive headphone experience and a warehouse dance floor; something that you experience during and after the rave. His inaugural release on Terrorythm came to life in Aotearoa/New Zealand’s striking Mackenzie Country.

Organic Chemistry Chat

"In winter 2021 I took a week off and headed south amid rolling lock downs and covid restrictions here in Aotearoa. I took some synths, drum machines and speakers to set up a makeshift studio in Lake Ohau Village, at the border of the southern alps. It was cold as fuck, so i cranked a small log burner while i fleshed out some ideas i had been playing around with. To keep myself inspired I would walk down to the lake and swim. The water was mostly glacial run off so I would get a massive shot of adrenaline, run back to the house and continue making tunes. It was bliss. By the end of the week I had the bones of 6 or 7 tracks. Three of these became Organic Chemistry. Around this time I had been sharing ideas with fellow Ōtautahi producer Jaga (Ben Hunt). We managed to nail down a structure while collabing during one lockdown and this became the track “Proxy-Self”. After we had both played it out a few times live, I felt like it belonged on the ep.

I have tried to define the meaning or narrative for this release but I guess I'm more into sound design than writing. In brief, Your brain can create heaven and hell in the space of a day, but cold water and creating things helps."

Artwork by Jato Studio 
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released October 28, 2022

Produced by Will Duncan (@SocialSport), featuring Ben Hunt (@JagaBeast).
Artwork by Jato Studio (@JatoBeats)

Social Sport Links:
https://linktr.ee/socialsport

Organic Chemistry E.P.

Social Sport - Harm Reduction

Social Sport - Organic Chemistry

Social Sport & Jaga - Proxy Self

Social Sport - Over It, Out Of It

Skit & Tijani - Sweat

Artist: Juche & Plastician
Title: There Is No More Stars In Tokyo Sky
Label: Terrorhythm Recordings
Cat No: TERR080
Release Date: 24th March 2023

Three years on from their initial collaboration, Juche & Plastician reconnect for another release on Terrorhythm featuring an original work from Juche and a new version from Plastician that translates and elongates Juche's haunting yet beautiful track into an extended club cut that traverses through breaks and bass influences seamlessly.

Fans of their OG outing "eNight" & "eNight Revisited" will be transported back into that same vibe with this one. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do!
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released March 24, 2023

Produced by Ismael Gomez & Christopher Reed

Juche - There Is No More Stars In Tokyo Sky

Plastician & Juche - There Is No More Stars In Tokyo Sky Revisited

Deon Custom arrives on Terrorhythm in the shape of The Bliss E.P.

A 4 track journey through Dutchman Deon Custom's colourful take on beats and bass begins with a brief encounter in the Angelic Garden, short and sweet at just 1:28, it sets the scene perfectly for the remainder of the trip ahead.

Moving on the listener is welcomed neatly into the title track, Bliss, which is drenched in the cutest kind of technicolour synthesis and vocal cuts you'd expect from Deon, who dazzled listeners with his work on his album, Ametrine, released on Basserk last year.

Picking up the pace, Circles rolls in at 150bpm, with more colourful and energetic flutters and edits as it moves along. Deon Custom's trademark brightness shines through on this summery number which is sure to feature in plenty of those warm weather sets this season.

Closing out the 4 track E.P. is Feathers, which teases you in before a crescendo of brass and synths, paired with military-esque drum work. It winds in and out, constantly changing it's energy throughout. A perfect closure to the E.P., and Deon's debut on the label. 

Artwork by Manon Levasseur

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Deon Custom - Bliss

Plastician - Plasticman Remastered
Terrorhythm Recordings
Cat No: TERR027
Release Date: 14th July 2014
Artwork by Sean Knowles Design

This one does exactly what it says on the tin.

25 of Plastician's most famed productions, under the "Plasticman" alias, remastered in all their glory, and available digitally - many for the first time. With some tracks dating as far back as 2001, and the most recent (Unhappy Shopper) being released over 9 years ago, this is an album for enthusiasts of the classic grime sound which is still imitated by many to this very day.

Included in the 25 are 4 previously unreleased tracks, Cha VIP, The Lift VIP, Deep - a track previously only spun by Slimzee and Hatcha on dubplate around 2002, and "We Like The Dark", a somewhat legendary collaboration between Skream and Plastician which also dates back to the days when the terms "Grime" and "Dubstep" were non existent. These four tracks will only be made available to people who purchase the full album on Bandcamp, where the exclusive "Deluxe" version is available.

Buy Deluxe Version on Bandcamp:
http://terrorhythm.bandcamp.com/album/plasticman-remastered-deluxe-edition

Buy Regular Version on iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/plasticman-remastered/id886199626

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Plastician - Cha VIP

The final part of the Plastician Remix trilogy drops now!

Plastician - The Search (Kahn & Neek Remix)

EONE & førget. - Water

EONE & førget. - Lockpick

EONE & førget. - Thermic

EONE & førget. - Sustain

Plastician delves back into the territory of dusty, broken rhythms on his latest release for Terrorhythm inside it's 21st year of operations.
 
Trance stutters, drill inspired basslines and drums with so much dirt on them they could be ripped directly off the floor of a second hand vinyl shop. It's new from Stish, but the nostalgia on this one still hits somehow, evoking memories of productions predating the Youtube tutorial era where the loudness war took it's stronghold on the majority of electronic music's output.

Plastician, Kinette - 1999 Era

Plastician - Eras End

The Terrorhythm Elements Series continues into 2015 with a two track single from KRNE and Portrait. 

Italics is a track regular listeners to Plastician will be familiar with. Bearing the trademark bass mutations of KRNE, paired with the bright and colourful motifs of Portrait, this one works on so many different levels.

The VIP mix simplifies the track down to it's more potent elements, perfect for tearing in and out of a set with maximum impact - ideal for the quick fingered DJ's out there.

Artwork from Sean Knowles.

We hope you enjoy the latest episode in our free music series! Terrorhythm gang.

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KRNE & Portrait - Italics VIP

New York native Noah B arrives on Terrorhythm for his debut release, Night's Edge.

Having been a key part of this sound's emergence through his support for it on Rinse FM, Plastician felt that it was time to begin presenting it through his Terrorhythm imprint. Still without a real name or true identity as a genre of it's own, it's being referred to by many simply as "Wave" whilst it finds it's feet. 

Noah B's unique take on the style draws in the trademark eerie pads, hip hop and trap style drum patterns and mixes them with his blend of great synth and bass lines. With small nods to more club oriented sounds and drum patterns, his take is unique in the sense that it feels more club ready than a lot of the productions from many of his peers in the movement.

As always we hope you enjoy the music and we'll let it do the talking from here!

Night's Edge E.P.

Noah B - Contact

Australian beatsmith Zeke Beats arrives at Terrorhythm with an absolutely storming E.P.

This 4 tracker has already had support from the likes of Gaslamp Killer, Eprom, Plastician, Alix Perez and G Jones.

This release shows you can still go hard whilst maintaining a vibe! We invite you to listen and dare you to try not to pull a screwface.

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Produced by Zeke Ugle, artwork by Sean Knowles

ZEKE BEATS - Meltdown [NEST HQ Premiere]



Diving deeper into the wave pool, next up on Terrorhythm is Deadcrow with a four track E.P. of sounds drawing influence from instrumental grime and the emerging wave scene which has been championed by Terrorhythm head honcho Plastician on his Rinse FM shows of the past few years.

Listeners of the show will certainly recognise WiFi, IDK, Krai and Last Kiss. All of which embodying the ethereal traits becoming trademarks of the wave sound, with the punch of instrumental grime apparent in the drum work particularly, the tracks on the release vary in tempo from 120 bpm to 140 bpm but Deadcrow's full and complete production style never wanders short of engrossing you within the songs, leaving you short of breath at any pace.

We expect this one to really make waves (excuse the pun)!

Production by @deadcrxw
Artwork by Nettworx www.instagram.com/nettworx


Night Wonder E.P.

Deadcrow - Last Kiss

One of the most highly anticipated releases of the fledgling Wave scene finally drops within this new E.P. from Edmonton resident, Sorsari. 

Featuring "Children Of Gaia", a track that has become anthemic in it's time in rotation on dubplate by the likes of Plastician and Kareful, the E.P. introduces a total of four tracks to it's audience. Sorsari's trademark lush and emotive chord sequences are prominent throughout, as are his cheeky references to rave music's past in the tail end switch ups on some of the tracks.

An absolute gem of a release that we're very excited to be a part of releasing, and something that is sure to be looked back on as one of the most important releases from the foundation of the Wave sound.

Sorsari - Dyne

One of the most highly anticipated releases of the fledgling Wave scene finally drops within this new E.P. from Edmonton resident, Sorsari. 

Featuring "Children Of Gaia", a track that has become anthemic in it's time in rotation on dubplate by the likes of Plastician and Kareful, the E.P. introduces a total of four tracks to it's audience. Sorsari's trademark lush and emotive chord sequences are prominent throughout, as are his cheeky references to rave music's past in the tail end switch ups on some of the tracks.

An absolute gem of a release that we're very excited to be a part of releasing, and something that is sure to be looked back on as one of the most important releases from the foundation of the Wave sound.

Produced by @sorsari 

Sorsari - Children Of Gaia [NEST HQ PREMIERE]

Plastician’s Terrorhythmn imprint have been breathing plenty of life into the mutated, hybrid club sounds emerging from both UK and US beat-makers over the past two years, crucially spotlighting producers like Ganz, AWE, Patrick Brian and JD Reid for the first time.

The latest name to emerge from the camp, Klasey Jones, has been bubbling under for the past year, with his tracks earning heavy rotation on Plastician’s Rinse FM show in particular — itself often a valuable resource for those seeking a link between grime, drill and instrumental, cloud-wave rap.

Jones’ debut EP — the widescreen, cinematic ‘Foreign Buyers Club’ — is a profound case in point, linking the above sub-genres with flashes of 80s synth music, anime OSTs and some genuinely one-of-a-kind sound design.

At five tracks long, Jones is also able to explore the variants to his sound fully across the EP; see the morbid dystopia of opener ‘Area 55’ for example, or conversely, the hazy, string-led romance on ‘Gang Gang’.

With over 150 instrumentals currently sat on his hardrive, Jones’ potential is limitless, but ‘Foreign Buyers Club’ serves as the perfect introduction to where he’s headed.

Tracklist

1. Area 55

2. Gang Gang

3. Yoko & Ano

4. No Mercy

5. Cement

Foreign Buyers Club

Klasey Jones - Cement

Klasey Jones - Gang Gang

18 months on from the now legendary DJ mix "The Wave Pool MMXV", Plastician presents the much anticipated follow up mix, this time with an accompanying 29 track album of the tracks included within.

The question asked of the first mix was whether or not a new sound was emerging out of the internet - 18 months on, and countless great productions since, this collection of tracks from some of the Wave movement's key players and new blood seeks to gain approval of the Wave genre's arrival.

Including tracks from Klimeks, Kareful, Skit, Sorsari, Deadcrow, Anubis XIII, Hnrk, Noah B, Brothel and more - it's clear to see that this compilation has called upon some of the scene's most noted producers to stake it's claim. 

Mixed and curated by Plastician whose Rinse FM radio show was the platform for this movement to be brought to the attention of the wider public, as well as his Survey parties in Phonox being the initial club night at which this scene established itself outside of the internet - this album is another statement from the man that this sound is not trying to disappear into obscurity any time soon.

Tracklisting:
@kavern-beats - In The Ether
@Onhellmusic - Cinco Anos
@pinknokia - Specify
@4by4 - Hurt
@KTNG - Here
@Brothelmusic & @jakeleeismyname - Desolate
@KYO_uk - S14
@WRCKTNGL - Descend
@greeze-team - Tears
@Yedgar - Meteo
@Fyoomz & @jMingo - Rebirth
@Celestialbh - Ectoplasm
@Klimeks - Darkest Hour
@deadcrxw - Lunar Escape
@Sorsari - Be Peace
@Dyzphoria - Discipline
@Harukasuka - Tombstones
@Clfrd - Expansion
@Fyoomz & @fivesunsonvenus - Descend
@Karefuluk - Mothership
@anubiiis - Nada
@ayyjaay - Respire
@Skit - Ajna
@sacrifysound - Be True
@fivesunsonvenus - Solis
@Hnrk93 - Air Room
@justconnornyc - Winter Wave
@thisisnoahb - Nylon
@collalovesspar - Lavochka

29 track unmixed compilation album out now via all major platforms - download or stream on your favourite by following this link: 
http://fanlink.to/wavepool2

Noah B - Nylon

CLFRD - Expansion

Skit - Ajna

Five Suns - Solis

@Sorsari on the remix

Om Unit's seminal "Corridor E.P." is revisited by Terrorhythm, a decade on from the original production with fresh takes from Sorsari and Danny Scrilla of the lead track "The Corridor".

Hand picked by Om Unit himself, Scrilla and Sorsari excel in breathing new life into a song that somehow still sounds relevant and as forward thinking as it did ten years ago when it was receiving it's early support on Rinse FM and the like, giving birth to Jim Coles' Om Unit project we've all come to know and love since.

Words from Om Unit on the release:
"The Corridor is a special one for me - It represents the 1st batch of ideas I had when starting the 'Om Unit' project and it's amazing to be able to pass that vibe on to some fresh talent in the form of the marvellous skills of Sorsari and Danny Scrilla, both highly respected musicians in their own right and I am a big fan of both! I love what they did, and i'm very pleased this is getting a release"

We're extremely excited to be presenting this release in digital formats as well as hand numbered 10" vinyl via Terrorhythm's Bandcamp store.

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Om Unit - The Corridor (Sorsari Remix)

Klasey Jones returns to the fold for his first release of 2018, in the shape of the much anticipated "Starlight One" E.P. - a collection of tracks produced with influences from a neo-futuristic vision of the far east.

Including a few of his most sought after dubs, Tokyo Lifestyle and Told You So are two many of his early fans have been awaiting release for some time now and bolster what is another solid release from the consistent beatsmith.

Fans of both his projects on Terrorhythm will be enamoured by the luscious cinematics from "War In The Bando" right up to the fast paced neon tinged roller "Vertical Loops" which sees Klasey stray into higher tempos to close out his most versatile E.P. yet.

More big things to come from this young producer no doubt.

Klasey Jones - Tokyo Lifestyle

Plastician and Spanish production starlet Juche link up for a unique and fun take on Juche's previously released "eNight" track. Repackaging the release is a new version from Plastician, which strips back much of the original's Trance roots to give it a more subtle and UK approach. He reached out to Juche after hearing the original on shuffle whilst driving, and constantly humming a 2 step drum beat in his head - a few months down the line and here we are listening to his UK Garage inspired version of a Trance track. Unlike anything we've released before, we're excited to see how this one translates!

Download:
https://plastician.bandcamp.com/album/enight-revisited

Plastician, Juche - eNight Revisited

The first single taken from the forthcoming 33 track album "Wavepool 3" from Plastician.

The third installment of Plastician's Wavepool series sees 33 tracks land on Terrorhythm, five years on from the initial mix that sparked conversation about the genre's potential.

Fast forward to 2020 and the sound and community surrounding "Wave" has grown and splintered into offshoots such as "Hardwave" which has seen the sound adopted by DJ's more likely to be found in huge concert stages than small dark basement venues. With community still at the heart of the sound, this compilation rings truer to the origins of the genre, with nods to the future, brighter end of the Wave scape throughout the compilation. Producers from 3 continents are represented - documenting the scene's growth way beyond the circles it one operated within. As the sound metamorphosises from URL to IRL, it's clear to hear how varied the style has become since the previous Wavepool outing in 2017, with Eastern Europe's flashes of Trance influence dancing in tandem with the UK's Grime and Garage influence, as well of course as the tried and tested foundations built on the USA's Trap rhythms and drum samples.

With the genre moving at a rapid pace, Plastician's ear for the smoother end of the sound keeps a tight grip on the majority of the selections in hand, but we are reminded of just how bright and colourful this genre can be with flashes of energy throughout the compilation - bringing a well rounded taster for any curious ears out there.

The Wave is certainly not just a classroom exercise.... 
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releases September 4, 2020

Plastician Presents - Wavepool 3

Plastician - Wave Machine

Brothel rounds off the final single before the drop of the full album "Plastician Presents - Wavepool 3" with a low slung heater called SKILLT.

Brothel - Skillt

The third installment of Plastician's Wavepool series sees 33 tracks land on Terrorhythm, five years on from the initial mix that sparked conversation about the genre's potential.

Fast forward to 2020 and the sound and community surrounding "Wave" has grown and splintered into offshoots such as "Hardwave" which has seen the sound adopted by DJ's more likely to be found in huge concert stages than small dark basement venues. With community still at the heart of the sound, this compilation rings truer to the origins of the genre, with nods to the future, brighter end of the Wave scape throughout the compilation. Producers from 3 continents are represented - documenting the scene's growth way beyond the circles it one operated within. As the sound metamorphosises from URL to IRL, it's clear to hear how varied the style has become since the previous Wavepool outing in 2017, with Eastern Europe's flashes of Trance influence dancing in tandem with the UK's Grime and Garage influence, as well of course as the tried and tested foundations built on the USA's Trap rhythms and drum samples.

With the genre moving at a rapid pace, Plastician's ear for the smoother end of the sound keeps a tight grip on the majority of the selections in hand, but we are reminded of just how bright and colourful this genre can be with bursts of energy throughout the compilation - bringing a well rounded taster for any curious ears out there.

The Wave is certainly not just a classroom exercise....

w/out - Ghosts Inside

LJC - By Your Side

Sidewalks & Skeletons - Slowscope

Klasey Jones - Oxford



Plastician - Plasbar

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Straight Outta Croydon E.P.


Plastician - Plasbar

Mojo - Blues

Yedgar - Life Cycle E.P.
TERR077

Canadian native Yedgar appears on Terrorhythm for an extended outing, after featuring on Plastician's Wavepool 2 and 3 albums successively.

Life Cycle is a selection of tracks which sit neatly in the gaps between Wave and Grime, in a time where the sound of Wave is pushing ever closer to a mainstage audience as it infiltrates pockets of the EDM community. Yedgar navigates soundsets that lean on influences from OG wave artists like Sorsari, whilst perhaps unknowingly also paying homage to the sounds of artists like MSSINGNO across the 5 tracks, which hover around 140 bpm - a tempo that has been synonymous with the Terrorhythm label, but perhaps less so in our outings within the Wave genre. With the influences from Sorsari in the mix, it's extra exciting for us to offer up a collaboration between Yedgar and Sorsari to open up the E.P. on "Mythic" before winding our way through 4 more tracks which explore an increasing energy and clever use of vocal hooks.

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