Move D & Thomas Meinecke "Norfolk"

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SHXCXCHCXSH - Stämma #2

Following 2016’s ‘For Perfect Beings’, S Olbricht, makes a welcome return to Lobster Theremin with his ‘Purpleblue’ EP, a four-track excursion that weaves in and out of machine driven techno and shimmering ambient gestures.

What at first seems like a departure from his trademark skewed and sludgy sound is quickly realised as a shifting and ever evolving journey through the outer limits of electronic music.

Opener ‘Enju’ is a pounding, sprawling and mechanical behemoth, born from deep within a rolling maze of endless encounters and possibilities.

Title track ‘Purpleblue’ is a symphony in static, punctuated by a single, ominous digital tick moving from Ultra Violet Purple to deep shades of Mississippi Blue. A trilling, glacial hi-hat beckons in the soft thud of an arpeggiated, playful step sequence which is then in turn overcast by a gentle swaying melody in the distance.

Flipping over, ‘T’ is a raw and pumping battle to the death. Looping drums, raw percussion and signals from a dystopian landscape come clattering into view. A proper peak time slice of dark room ammunition.

Fresh from an ever living and breathing 90s warehouse ‘Hrom’ closes out the EP. A sub-aquatic compression dive played on the cast iron bottoms of sunken nuclear subs charged in to the beating, bugged out bleeps of a faltering rhythm box.

>> @s_olbricht

Buy Release

LT041 // S Olbricht - Purpleblue

DBLP003, JULY 2017

Tracklist:
A1 Why Is There A Long Line In Front Of The Factory
A2 The Workers Are On Strike
B1 Why Don't You Make Your Bed
B2 It's Not Worth The Bother
C1 Why Does Your Father Look So Nervous
C2 He's Been Teaching Me To Drive
D1 Did You Hear The Owls Last Night
D2 Yes, But I Didn't Know They Were Owls

Buy:
http://karengwyer.bandcamp.com/album/rembo

REMBO [DON'T BE AFRAID]

C1 KAREN GWYER - WHY DOES YOUR FATHER LOOK SO NERVOUS

Fabian Fenk and Philipp Koller aka The/Das took over the Konbini Radio for a  1 hour long session of House & Deep House. The duo just released a their "Drug Dilling" EP on Life And Death, including a great remix by DJ Bone.

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Tracklist : 

Frank Zappa - Our bizarre Relationship
Move D - Roll Split
Iron Curtis - Maple
Rydim - Tropic (Christopher Rau remix)
#.19.21.3.11.21.20 - Untitled 1 
Regal - Did You See It
TV.OUT & Smallpeople - Sailor Desperados (Borrowed Identity Rework)
Ampers and Gallium - Miramar
T.R. Early Earl - Bad Conduction
Kowton - Iodine
Central - Tube Life
Red Rack'em - Picnic
Joy Orbison - Fuerza
Myles Serge - Shift
Diego Krause - Unison Wax 03
Redshape - Finizh
The/Das - Top Vibes

Underground Dance Program Mix 007 - The/Das (Life And Death)

The/Das - Divine Voices
Al Dobson Jr - Live At Makeover
Saine - Traces
David Shrigley - Questions (Edit)
The/Das - Brace For Landing
Magic Mountain High - Spacepod (Podlover's Mix)
Slim Media Player - Pink Hues, Bad News
Giant Claw - Deep Thoughts 4 (Edit)
Jimmy Edgar - Hydrant
Larytta - Rodeo (Edit)
Lil Noid - Try Me
Pierre Arvay - Cradle Of TIme
Kunst ist Die Welt (private fieldrecording)
Indoor Plants - Solovushka
Don Antonio (private fieldrecording)
The/Das - Fool You
Alex Seidel - Altitude 89
Mallard - Verte
The/Das - Eso 3
Mark Ernestus' Ndagga Rhythm Force - Yermande (Kick and Bass Instrumental)
Colin Stetson - Spindrift
Neinzer - Ecclesiastical
Al Dobson Jr - Xingu
Kit Jempere - Järvi (Selvy Interpretation)
Paul Violet - Make My Day
The/Das - Loveboat
Skywalking - Sky Skye
Groovebox (Video-Promo)

The/Das mix for Flux.Fm Klubradio

Directed by Sacrifice opens with a contribution from Stroboscopic Artefacts label head Lucy, debuting on the Amsterdam based imprint with a sophisticated tribal affair. The involving sound design and rolling synth lines combine to produce and evolving journey overlaid with sporadic electrical sparks, ostensibly independent of tempo. A distorted kick and velocity laden hi hats keep the groove firmly in place and marry the movement embodied in the bubbly synths. 

Ontario Hospital make a rare and special appearance on the A2 with Worthless Scam. Vocals by Dave Foster aka Huren remain buried and undecipherable throughout the first half of the track, the sporadic groove, percussion and automated synth lines doing most of the work. Modulations give the track a live feel, reminiscent of the duo's unforgettable performances, channelling power electronics and industrial characteristics. The drums switch pace around halfway keeping the listener engaged without loosing the tracks core rhythmic foundation. It's here where Foster channels his aggression and displeasure with visceral vocals and stentorian screams. 

The B-side of V/A part III opens with a contribution from Leyla boss Chafik Chennouf. A solid groove lays the foundation for synth lines to build tension, crescendoing in various drops consisting of funky drum programming and ubiquitous automation. Quasi-acid lines stretch across the track propelling things forward, while panning tick tock percussion provides the hypnosis to hang your hat on. 

The closing track comes from the unmatchable pairing of Japan's Yuji Kondo and Katsunori Sawa. Both phenomenal as solo artists, the coalescence of the two talents never disappoints. The universe of sound created by the couple is immediately immersive, with a sub impossible not to submit to and broken kicks seemingly slicing the tempo in half. Pitter patter percussion punctuates the track as arpeggios glide from side to side, complimented by what sound like industrial sheet metal recordings and portentous drones. 

Released October 13, 2017

Group Format 5fg [Leyla Records]

This is my only cover-song. 
It's a Beach Boys song.
Enjoy and have some good vibrations. ☹

Good Vibrations

you did not try to enter again and are now trapped in frustration.

The/Das mix for Flux.Fm Klubradio

TheDas.TXL