2019 | NovaFuture Blog

out now: Sciahri – Double-Edged [Sublunar Records]

Artist:
Sciahri

Title:
Double-Edged

Label:
Sublunar Records

Cat#:
SUBL008

Release Date:
26th July 2019

Format:
vinyl & digital

Tracklist:
A1.
Breathless

A2.
Bridge Of Sighs

A3.
Unconscious Unconscious

B1.
Drown Me

B2.
Perpetual Motion

C1.
Hidden Desire

C2.
Blurred Lines

D1.
A Far Vision

D2.
Body Erosion

D3.
Outline Dimension

Press Info:
Italo-Iranian producer Sciahriar Tavakoli, commonly known as Sciahri, after releasing on renowned label as Ilian Tape, Mord, Opal Tapes/Black Opal and MANHIGH finally presents his first long playing record “Double-Edged”, and he does it on his own imprint, Sublunar Records.

The LP is an extended, carefully compiled exploration of the many facets of his signature sound, where emotional melodies collide with dense and rasping basslines.

The artist aims to express emotions with unsettling simplicity, showcasing techno compositions that are both thoughtful and primal.

Within the space of ten tracks, Sciahri’s sound design reveals his structure, pushing the listener through a labyrinth of textures and rhythms.

Listen:

Full Track Streaming:
“Blurred Lines”

“Unconscious Unconscious”

“Drown Me”

“A Far Vision”

“Drow Me”

Special:
“Reclaim Your City 322”

Recommendations:
Sciahri’s “Demur” on Manhigh Recordings
Nh’s “Outre” on Sublunar Records
Nh’s “Nihil” on Sublunar Records

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Websites:
Sciahri
Sublunar Records

out now: Lars Huismann – Infinite Dimension EP [Soma Records]

Artist:
Lars Huismann

Title:
Infinite Dimension EP

Label:
Soma Records

Cat#:
SOMA548D

Release Date:
08th July 2019

Format:
digital

Tracklist:
01.
Among The Blinds

02.
Mercury

03.
Pandora

Press Info:
Berlin based Lars Huismann makes an incredible debut on Soma with the Infinite Dimension EP. Lars has slowly but surely built his name in the Techno scene with a steady stream of release all marked with his signature hard hitting, futuristic sound. This 3 track release continues Lars’ run of form with devastating results.

Among The Blinds opens the EP with Lars not holding back as he hits the ground running at a furious pace. Syncopated synths power the rhythmic elements as his excellent drum programming and use of FX drive home the opening, thunderous track. Lars continues to up the tempo with Mercury once again displays great prowess with his excellently constructed rhythms that continually evolve through out the track. Pandora closes Larsâ€™ debut EP on much the same intensity as the previous tracks. His powerful synth work takes control here as pulsing drum workouts help to really drive the track right onto the dance floor.

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Special:
“Revelation Session # 130”

Recommendations:
Lars Huismann’s “Frozen Minds EP” on Voxnox Records
Lars Huismann’s “Follow The Signs EP” on Children Of Tomorrow
Lars Huismann’s “Uneven Structure” on Bipolar Disorder
SLV’s EP “Berlin Portrait In Music (Remixes)” on Soma Records
SLV’s album “Berlin Portrait In Music” on Soma Records
SLV’s “Gestern und Heute EP” on Soma Records
Deepbass’ “Second Stage EP” on Soma Records
Envoy’s “Dark Manoeuvres (Soma25 Remixes)” on Soma Records
Monoloc’ “Gipson (Remixes)” on Soma Records

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Soma Records Shop
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Booking:
Lars Huismann

Websites:
Lars Huismann
Soma Records

[Track Premiere]: Andrejko & Subjected – Pain Management [Vault Series]

Artist:
Andrejko & Subjected

Tracks:
“Pain Management”

Label:
Vault Series

Related Release:
EP “Vault Series 25.0”

Websites:
Andrejko
Subjected
Vault Series

out now: Subjected presents Pictures From The Aftermath – Opera Scenes [Intimate Silence]

Artist:
Subjected presents Pictures From The Aftermath

Title:
Opera Scenes

Label:
Intimate Silence

Cat#:
INS006

Release Date:
05th August 2019

Format:
digital

Tracklist:
01.
Opera Scene I: Unhuman Error

02.
Opera Scene II: Fighting The Unconsciousness

03.
Opera Scene III: Odysee Of Hope

04.
Opera Scene IV: No Man’s Land – Interlude

05.
Opera Scene V: Losing Our Sense

06.
Opera Scene VI: Ω Beginning Of Everything

07.
Opera Scene VII: The Origin Of Life

08.
Opera Scene VIII: Love Will Never End

Press Info:
Intimate Silence return this August with an album from Vault Series founder Subjected featuring eight ambient cuts entitled ‘Opera Scenes’.

Subjected has been an important figure within Berlin’s techno community in the last ten years with his Vault Series and Subjected System imprints playing host to some of the genres most exciting names. His recent releases on ARTS, Stoor, Vault Series and self-titled label showcases his vast exploration into the realms of ambient soundscapes and atmospheric techno with a hint of post-industrial influence. ‘Opera Scenes’ sees Subjected serve up his third LP to date joining Silent-One’s Intimate Silence label following the likes of Głós, Thomas Hessler, KAS:ST, PVNV, Dold and Pär Grindvik.

‘Unhuman Error’ begins proceedings with humming drones, haunting notes and tension building reverberations before stunning arp progression balanced with an oscillating bassline and stirring pads take the focus in ‘Odysee of Hope’. The euphoric ambience continues through to ‘Odysee of Hope’ that deploys angelic synth tones, atmospheric swells and calming waves leading into the errie ‘No Man’s Land – Interlude’ with poignant modulations and heavenly leads.

‘Losing Our Sense’ is filled with exquisite compositions offering up growling bass waves and ethereal elements. ‘Ω Beginning of Everything’ then deploys dramatic synth sequences, sparse textures and piercing frequencies until tantalising harmonics fuse delicately with undulating emotiveness and revolving flutters and pulses in ‘The Origin of Life’. To finish, ‘Love Will Never End’ rounds things off with a drone-filled spectacle through tranquilising sound design, cinematic moods and compelling atmospheres.

Listen:

Full Track Streaming:
“Opera Scene II: Fighting The Unconsciousness”

“Opera Scene VII: The Origin of Life”

“Opera Scene V: Losing Our Sense”

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Special:
“Intimate Silence Radio 041”

Recommenations:
“Vault Series 25.0” by Andrejko & Subjected on Vault Series
album “Mother” by Subjected on Subjected Systems
“Format EP” by Andrejko & Subjected on Subjected Systems
all stuff on Intimate Silence

Buy Digital:
Intimate Silence @ Bandcamp
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Websites:
Subjected
Intimate Silence

out now: Claro Intelecto – Forgotten Wasteland [Delsin Records]

Artist:
Claro Intelecto

Title:
Forgotten Wasteland

Label:
Delsin Records

Cat#:
136DSR

Release Date:
28th June 2019

Format:
vinyl & digital

Tracklist:
A1.
The Thunderdome

A2.
Sniffer Dogs

B1.
Messages

B2.
Sirens

Press Info:
Since the dawn of the Millennium, Claro Intelecto has beguiled listeners with his trademark brand of far-sighted electronic futurism – an atmospheric and otherworldly sound that reprocesses and repackages a multitude of influences drawn from three decades immersed in electronic music.

It seems fitting, then, that the latest Claro Intelecto outing – the first since the release of his Exhilirator album two years ago –was partly inspired by the formative years of the man behind the alias, Mark Stewart. Its’ title, “Forgotten Wasteland”, refers to the current state of the place where one of Manchester’s most influential underground clubs, the Thunderdome, once stood.

Stewart explores the impact and influence of this mythical club, and all that flowed from it, on EP opener “The Thunderdome”, a track whose industrial-strength beats, ragged acid lines, sci-fi bleeps and body-shaking sub-bass recall the raw and heavy techno music that emerged from the North of England in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s. In contrast, the equally heavy and lo-fi “Sniffer Dogs” takes a more considered approach, with Stewart wrapping cinematic sweeps and dubbed-out electronics around a glitch-laden, Skam style experimental hip-hop groove.

On the flipside, Stewart begins with a far-sighted chunk of loose-limbed electro-techno fusion, “Messages”. Rhythmically punchy with the producer’s now familiar weighty analogue bass and raw riffs to the fore, the track’s fizzing melodic motifs and woozy pads recall hazy memories of sunrises spent stumbling between soundsystems at chilly free parties across the UK. The track’s increasing intensity is mirrored on EP closer “Sirens”, a druggy blast of rugged mid-tempo heaviness blessed with sun-bright blasts of synthesizer-driven bliss. It feels like a fittingly evocative conclusion to another standout outing from Claro Intelecto.

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