out now: Kill Ref - Outskirts Late Broadcast [KR/LF Records]

Artist:
Kill Ref

Title:
Outskirts Late Broadcast

Label:
KR/LF Records

Cat#:
KRLF005

Release Date:
24th September 2018

Format:
LP+CD & digital

Tracklist Vinyl:
01.
Nitzer Huntes Disco-Milf

02.
Outskirts Delay Outcast

03.
Spasmo 8.1

04.
Septh 5
(Arp Dub)

05.
LFO101

06.
Latum

07.
Return Of Night Speaker

08.
Killaden III

Tracklist CD & Digital:
01.
Nitzer Huntes Disco-Milf

02.
Outskirts Delay Outcast

03.
Spasmo 8.1

04.
Septh 5
(Arp Dub)

05.
LFO101

06.
Latum

07.
Return Of Night Speaker

08.
Killaden III

09.
Modello Nuvolare Quadro

Press Info:
KR/LF also known as Kill Ref Low Frequencies, is a label platform created by the Italian artist Kill Ref. With a mission to break new ground and share a love for a variety of sounds, since its inception in 2016 it has featured artist contributions from Oliver Rosemann, Endlec, Binny, Developer, Charlton, Coefficient, and Gotshell plus many others.

“Outskirts Late Broadcast” is the debut album from label head Kill Ref and it combines 9 unreleased tracks from his 2012-2017 archive. All are often anonymously aired via his own late night radio show broadcast on Rinse FM France, and outside of KR/LF his productions can also be found on labels such as Labrynth and Darknet.

Combining a wealth of sound design, the overall aesthetic is based around a raw analogue sound with strong rhythms and is meant to work on a dance floor but also have the intricate elements needed for home listening.

Kicking things off “Nitzer Huntes Disco-Milf” sets the tone with a stern, driving sound, where as “Outskirts Delay Outcast” has a more hypnotic vibe with experimental textures. “Septh 5 (Arp Dub)” focuses on a melodic element combined with a driving beat. “Latum” has a relentless acid ride that is a peak time workout, where as “Killaden III” takes on an old school style with plenty of depth in-between the lines.

With a great flow from start to finish, this album has clearly been a labour of love and presented as a well-rounded package, it shows that Kill Ref has a great inner knowledge of the techno genre in all its varying shapes, shades and sizes.

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