Chairweiner :: P1LL5 EP (EC Underground / Dead Money) — Vinyl giveaway US residents!

P1LL5 is an extended player we’re very excited about, its musical flashbacks, and forward-thinking soundscaped orchestration is on par with the likes of Plaid, Boards of Canada, Amon Tobin, Clark, and Meat Beat Manifesto—a press-release comparison we’re in total agreement with.

Smothered downtempo strands of nostalgia

Jan 2023 :: chairweiner has offered US-based fans a copy of the vinyl release at no fee! Visit chairweiner.com and grab a copy of the vinyl with coupon code IGLOOMAG. You will receive the vinyl 100% at no charge (no shipping fee)! Limited to 50 copies for US residents.

Detroit roots merge with Edinburgh branches on Chairweiner’s forthcoming P1LL5. Smothered downtempo strands of nostalgia overflow on these four, feel-good tracks. The South Florida-based artist (Brett Wilkin) produced drum’n bass in the late 90s with a string of releases through the mid-2000s—now finding a stronghold of rhythm-fueled soundscapes and mind-bending electronica for East Coast Underground’s sophomore release and also split with Dead Money Records.

Set for a 12″ to be confirmed mid/late Summer 2022, we’re featuring the title track as a video premiere with motion graphics by Dan Conway based on on a screen-print by Brian Halsey, 1983. Its groove slithers through synth-spun and Detroit-inspired melodies that meander through the streets creating a hypnotizing and colorful sheen. “Fractallica” opens with overflowing sonic saturation; its downtrodden beats fluttering about in the wind; an emotional surplus of electrical activity that can’t be ignored and a perfectly executed gem. The minute and a half duration of “782507” provides just enough BoC interluding audio flux with its reversed-looped aural fizz-fuzz and melodic blur—a subtle message is buried for us to uncover at some point in the next decade. The magnum opus takes shape on “Triune,” a hauntingly beautiful epic spanning just over 9-minutes of tranquilized synths and gauzy electronica from the upper atmosphere—it eventually transforms into a blissful and faster-paced techno slice of life. Its paranormal infusion (as my 14 year old daughter describes it) also mutates and continues with a magnetic and overarching glow.

P1LL5 is an extended player we’re very excited about, its musical flashbacks, and forward-thinking soundscaped orchestration is on par with the likes of Plaid, Boards of Canada, Amon Tobin, Clark, and Meat Beat Manifesto—a press-release comparison we’re in total agreement with.

P1LL5 is available on EC Underground and Dead Money.