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irel.ier - guāng guài lì
by irel.ier
A good friend recommended this to me and I can hear why. Exactly the sort of thing I like. Shifting patterns, an anxious sense of rhythm, and super stripped back. Extremely inspiring stuff.
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PHASE
by en creux
Hearing the opening track live in Copenhagen was intense. Various objects falling off the bar and audience members smiling from ear to ear. It's great to hear this released.
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UAN0002
by UAN0002
"Makes me want to get unhinged and worship in front of a giant sound system" - https://bandcamp.com/oootini
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Obstacle
by Phil Julian
supported by 12 fans who also own “Default 0002”
Metallic forms subjected to electricity's sometimes delicate, sometimes molten whims.
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01A08
by Yves De Mey
supported by 12 fans who also own “Default 0002”
An ascetic (though mighty) sound palette, works as a canvas for an unrivaled lecture about rhythm generation & composition in electronic music. Straight from the outermost post and beyond the explored areas of this micro universe, from where Yves De Mey sends us back his findings. Now I’m trying to remember what was I doing back in September that prevented me from grabbing this instantly.
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Viel Lärm um Nichts
by ph4nt.
Stern, stiff-limbed and cyberpunky, the latest from ph4nt re-imagines Gary Numan as a 21st Century anarchist.
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