Michael Valentine West :: p23-6 (Kaer’Uiks)
With Michael Valentine West as our trail leader, these fragmented and fragile ambient/dreamlike sounds offer us the clarity and focus needed to energize and push us forward.
With Michael Valentine West as our trail leader, these fragmented and fragile ambient/dreamlike sounds offer us the clarity and focus needed to energize and push us forward.
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A blisteringly wild ride through turbulent electronic mayhem that is saturated with deformed electro strands.
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Through the Fog is an apt title for this 12”. From the acid mists of the opener, Vertical67 leads the listener across six tracks with a sturdy beat acting as a guardrail. As you come out the other end, the mellow warmth of “Tykat” bids farewell to an EP that is as club ready as it is reflective.
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Mause brings his trademark modernized, obsessively detailed, and meticulously produced acid techno.
Read more...Soundcloud igloomag likes playlist features many tracks we’ve been listening to lately, reviewed and/or covered in our pages. Have a listen, sit back, and enjoy.
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continue readingWith Michael Valentine West as our trail leader, these fragmented and fragile ambient/dreamlike sounds offer us the clarity and focus needed to energize and push us forward.
continue readingWith Michael Valentine West as our trail leader, these fragmented and fragile ambient/dreamlike sounds offer us the clarity and focus needed to energize and push us forward.
A blisteringly wild ride through turbulent electronic mayhem that is saturated with deformed electro strands.
Through the Fog is an apt title for this 12”. From the acid mists of the opener, Vertical67 leads the listener across six tracks with a sturdy beat acting as a guardrail. As you come out the other end, the mellow warmth of “Tykat” bids farewell to an EP that is as club ready as it is reflective.
Mause brings his trademark modernized, obsessively detailed, and meticulously produced acid techno.
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Dael Phonom reveals a snapshot of perhaps what’s to come, simmering ambient electronics from yesteryear.
An area where fractured soundscapes are shadowed by sizzling beats, shuffled melodies, and a form of extraterrestrial sound design—these tracks unfold braindance and tranquilized glitch.