The Dubnihilist returns with five tracks of dense downtempo dub techno; Friday 22:05 has four versions of the title track—two of which are remixes by Mono Peninsula and Autonomaton
Tag: Dub Techno
Purelink :: Signs (Peak Oil)
Signs captures Purelink’s alchemy at its most liquid and immaterial, mapped in mutations of glitch and glass, rhythm and sound, drum and space by turns subdued and subterranean, elevated and remote.
The Dubnihilist :: Stargazer EP (Dystopian Dub Discotheque)
Two tracks totaling approximately twenty-one minutes, with a concentration on broad and wide-angle ambient-dub/techno extracts.
Life As Sleep :: Don’t Do Anything (Schematic)
Featuring raw/minimal electro and a smattering of old-school breaks, bass, dub, and technoid patterns…
The Dubnihilist :: Wiener Linien EP (Dystopian Dub Discotheque)
The Dubnihilist’s latest half-dozen for Dystopian Dub Discotheque is fully charged with subtle dub-techno strands combined with minimal dub-techno extrusions and are deftly handled with sonic precision.
PEAKS :: Slowly Descending EP (High Grade Media)
A welcomed and short-lived musical couplet that we seriously hope leads to additional audio works from the same session(s).
Gradient :: Moments of the Sunrise (Rednetic)
A very clean sounding album, the sort of cleanliness you associate with early 2000s IDM. Clear, precise and deadly accurate—a very good master indeed and a classy techno album aimed at the dancefloor.
Lav :: A New Landscape (Past Inside The Present)
While not exactly minimal, (as the songs sound quite large) the tracks are somewhat stripped back and given lots of breathing room within themselves, utilizing a less is more approach with great effect.