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out now: Various – Fast Forward Fundraiser Compilation For Together We Push [Fast Forward Productions]

Artist:
Various

Title:
Fast Forward Fundraiser Compilation For Together We Push

Label:
Fast Forward Productions

Cat#:
none

Release Date:
02nd September 2019

Format:
digital

Tracklist:
01.
Sugar
Intet Menneske Er Illegalt

02.
Lasse Vind
Huy

03.
Funeral Future
Transfer Window

04.
DJ Ibon
Sunray

05.
Schacke
The Price Of Compassion

06.
Repro/
Do It Anyway

07.
Rune Bagge
Glo

08.
Ezy
First They Came For Our Brothers

09.
Lund&Rønde
2970

Press Info:
In recent years governments all over Europe have lurched to the right, not least here in Denmark. Amongst a long list of new racist and xenophobic legislation – and as the neo-fascist Rasmus Paludan establishes his new party and is given government-funded protection for year-long hate-speach tours in areas with large Muslim populations – the Danish government is running several incarceration camps to hold rejected refugees. Living conditions in the camps are inhumane, children in them are being denied access to education, and according to humanitarian organisations many of the people held in them are showing signs of severe and increasing distress and mental illness.

Fighting against this shameful injustice is a growing movement called Together WE PUSH, which is dedicated to buying and delivering high-quality food and other necessities to the incarcerated families at the SJÆLSMARK camp, as well as organising events for the children there. Together We Push is comprised of a massive network of volunteers and is able to operate thanks to financial contributions from private citizens, support parties and fundraising initiatives.

Together We Push gather volunteers and funds from their social media sites: Facebook & Instagram

DONATIONS CAN BE MADE HERE:
PayPal: togetherwepush101@gmail.com

The following Fast Forward artists have contributed tracks to a forthcoming digital compilation album, 100% of the proceeds from which will be donated to Together We Push to help support their amazing work. The album will be released on 2nd september, and can be purchased at: fastforwardproductions.myshopify.com

Listen:

Specials:
Ezy – “Ismcast Presents ….”

Sugar – “Bassiani invites … | Podcast #58”

Funeral Future – “Live @Euromantic Label Night / Et Andet Sted”

Schacke – “Possession Podcast 26”

DJ Ibon – “Red Light Radio”

Lasse Vind – “@ Ved Siden Af, Together We Push – August 2019”

Rune Bagge – “Reclaim Your City 342”

Lund&Rønde – “UTE.REC #16”

Recommendations:
compilation “Kulør001” on Kulør
split EP “SPT001” w/ Lund&Rønde tracks on Space Trax
compilation “ISMVA001.3” on Ismus
Schacke’s EP “Welcome To The Pleasure Dome” on IOD
Schacke’s EP “Met Her At The Herrensauna” on Interstate Records
compilation “Access To Hyperspeed” w/ original of “Intelligent Life Form Passing By” on V.A.L.I.S. Records

Buy Digital:
Fast Forward Productions Shop
more soon

Websites:
Fast Forward Productions

out now: Røttar | Sun Over Me – Mutationem Remixed EP [Abstraction]

Artist:
Røttar | Sun Over Me

Title:
Mutationem Remixed EP

Label:
Abstraction

Cat#:
ABS018

Release Date:
07th October 2019

Format:
digital

Tracklist:
01.
Røttar
Industriegebiet
(Åre:gone Remix)

02.
Røttar
Dark Energy
(Arnaud Le Texier Remix)

03.
Sun Over Me
Gravis
(JLTZ Remix)

04.
Sun Over Me
Universo
(Moteka Remix)

Press Info:
A very especial reference this time, featuring four highly effective remixes of the original Mutationem EP released by Røttar and Sun Over Me earlier this year. Opening things we have the Åre:gones’s interpretation of “Industriegebiet” leading the track to a more EBM influenced sound but also turning it into some kind of hybrid between Hypnotic and Industrial Techno. Second it’s Arnaud Le Texier’s impecable version of “Dark Energy” using the original parts of the track to create a very interesting and trippy cut where he made use of his characteristic sound in favor to shape things into a more atmospheric mood. JLTZ completely transforms “Gravis” into a whole new track much more deep and classic but yet groovy, letting us see his amazing skills as a producer when it comes to details and refinement. Last but not least we found the “Universo” remix by Moteka, possibly one of those epic and timeless cuts that when you first listen it gets stuck in your head without knowing why, and lives up to the very good reputation of the french artist.

Listen:

Full Track Streaming:
Røttar – “Dark Energy (Arnaud Le Texier Remix)”

Special:
Røttar – “Dark Underground Podcast 229”

Related Release:
split EP “Mutationem”

Recommendations:
Røttar’s “Reborn As A Psychopath EP” on Deletech Records
all releases on Abstraction

Buy Digital:
Abstraction @ Bandcamp
more soon

Websites:
Røttar
Abstraction

out now: Isan – Lamenting Machine [Morr Music]

Artist:
Isan

Title:
Lamenting Machine

Label:
Morr Music

Cat#:
mm 194

Release Date:
18th October 2019

Format:
CD, LP, download & streaming

Tracklist:
01.
From A Hundred

02.
Memory Cascades

03.
Perlon

04.
Ichthyosaur

05.
Strix Aluco

06.
Ephemeroptera

07.
Calliscope

08.
Lamenting Machine

Press Info:
Antony Ryan and Robin Saville – the inventors of electronica – are returning with their ninth studio album. Three years in the making, “The Lamenting Machine” will go down in history as the deepest and most satisfying chapter yet in the ongoing musical conversation between these brilliant musicians. Subtle yet mesmerizing melodies evoking long forgotten memories, calmly throbbing bass figurines pulsing gently along – all paying tribute to free-floating rhythms and their eternal noises. ISAN has always been an intimate and personal take on electronic music.

Produced both in Denmark and the UK in their respective studios, each of the eight tracks symbolises a sea of blossom carefully crafted and tended to, bringing color and hope to today’s fragile and volatile world. And while there is definitely a lot worth lamenting about, ISAN’s machine of the same name is an explorational celebration of their own musical past, once more bringing to the surface the project’s essence of aural delight.

Listening to ISAN requires time, but it is time well invested. While sounding exquisitely lighthearted from the outside, a closer inspection reveals a richly orchestrated and multi-layered musical riddle, mimicking a hedge maze of gargantuan scale and complexity, with each tone and each rhythmic pattern to be dissected, analysed and understood individually in order to find the way out. Getting lost in the moment while doing so never felt better. ISAN’s music has always had this quality, yet reflecting on their own past more consciously, the music on the new album redefines this approach in a more precise and gratifying way than ever before. While wholeheartedly shimmering and drenched in beauty, in order to fully appreciate the whole scale of ISAN, it is key to bravely engage with the underlying vagueness and fuzziness lingering in the tracks.

Human beings are not perfect. Neither are the means with which they produce music. This very realization has always played an integral role defining, carving and polishing the project’s musical identity. Letting each piece of gear be true to itself, accepting its flaws as part of its unique personality, and turning these frailties into a starting point of inter-circuitry communication, ISAN has been at the forefront of humanising technology and eliminating the dystopian men machine debate, clearing the table for a better future. This approach actually requires time in the studio as well: circuits need time to warm up, get to know each other, understand the energy flowing through the cables connecting them, figuring out what to do and what they really want. This process is not so much about giving up control, but rather to moderate a constant exchange of ideas. Having perfected this technique over the last two decades, ISAN are finally ready to share their very own approach with the rest of the world. With newly set-up channels on both Instagram and YouTube, Ryan and Saville opened the windows into their studios, offering a glimpse into how their most magical album yet came into being. There really is no lamenting to be done. Not at all.

Snippets:
@ Deejay

Videos:
“From A Hundred”