Category: Abstraction

Artist:
Numbers And Parameters

Title:
Memories From Area 51

Label:
Abstraction

Cat#:
ABSLP001

Release Date:
01st July 2019

Format:
digital

Tracklist:
01.
The Light Has Passed

02.
DSLR

03.
To The Diameter

04.
Motion Blur

05.
Shooting Modes

06.
Depth Of Field

07.
White Balance

08.
Focal Lenght

09.
Altering The Size

10.
Visual Learners

11.
Infographic

12.
Revealed

Press Info:
With Numbers And Parameters we are giving way to a new series within the label that will be focused on showing a broader and more personal range of each artist’s work. ‘Memories from Area 51’ is an album that draws on the most atmospheric and repetitive sounds without losing focus on the dance floor. The tracks that comprise it are conceptually conceived as a series of events for who experience it and also embarking them on a unique and unprecedented journey. On the other hand does not pretend to be something sophisticated or much less but the simple and sincere product from the most recondite corners of the mind of its creator.

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“Infographic”

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Artist:
Various

Title:
Abstract Weapons Vol. 4

Label:
Abstraction

Cat#:
ABS015

Release Date:
03rd June 2019

Format:
digital

Tracklist:
01.
Joaquin Ruiz
Clandestine

02.
Szmer
Primal Origin

03.
Vegim
Confidence

04.
Axling
Spektr

Press Info:
Continuing with our Abstract Weapons series, this time in its fourth installment, we give place to the third release of the year. Betting on textures and atmospheres, with ‘Clandestine’, Joaquin Ruiz starts this compilation and shows that a track can be mental and deep as well as rhythmic and dynamic, defending the sound that has caused so much passion in the scene during the last years. Secondly, the artist of the Polish scene, Szmer, gives us ‘Primal Origin’ a production in the purest repetitive style of the called, by many, Loop Techno and that maintains a firm and uncompromising proposal, allowing the arrangement to flow organically throughout its duration. After having remixed Sun Over Me in the tenth reference of the label, Vegim appears opening the B side of this release with ‘Confidence’, a more aggressive and muscular track where he maintains his distinctive stamp and character when it comes to creating. Finishing we have ‘Spektr’ by Axling, one of those cuts that wreaks havoc on the dance-floor with only 909 drums and a modular synth sequence, paying homage to the most classic and analog techno.

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Axling – “Spektr”

Szmer – “Primal Origin”

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Specials:
Joaquin Ruiz – “Curated by DSH #083”

Szmer – ” Behind The Stage Podcast 113″

Vegim – “Curated by DSH #114”

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Artist:
Various

Title:
Formless Vol. 1

Label:
Abstraction

Cat#:
ABS014

Release Date:
01st April 2019

Format:
digital

Tracklist:
01.
Åre:gone
Fue A Lo Mejor, Mejor

02.
JLTZ
Triss

03.
William Arist
Binary Code

04.
-2
Derrapagem

05.
Temudo
L8

06.
Eònan
Point Of No Return

07.
Ascorbite
All About The Hustle

08.
Earthscape
Chords For Grace

09.
Vil
2daBone

10.
The Chronics
Cloud Nine

Press Info:
For the second installment of this year we open a new door, the ‘Formless’ series, which aims to cover a wide spectrum of contemporary techno. We start with ‘Fue A Lo Mejor, Mejor’ from Åre:gone; an experimental and intelligent track inclined towards the IDM movement. We continue with ‘Triss’, by JLTZ, with a hypnotic and enveloping sound at the same time as powerful and precise. William Arist presents ‘Binary Code’ for the third; a very useful tool with guaranteed results for any dance floor. The fourth track ‘Derrapagem’, belonging to the duo -2, stands out for its innovative and daring proposal with a strong tribal influence. As fifth in the list appears ‘L8’, by Temudo, combining a strong bass and powerful kick drum with a very catchy rhythm. ‘Point of No Return’, by Eònan, arrives later, being faithful to the Berliner sound and excelling by its incessant synth sequence. Ascorbite, with ‘All About The Hustle’, delivers the most industrial touch to this compilation, with an aggressive aproach and sounds that flirt with the 90s Trance. In number eight we have ‘Chords For Grace’ by Earthscape, mixing industrial elements with Detroit Techno chords, bringing out a very interesting rave sound for these times. It is followed by ‘2daBone’ from Vil, another track that looks much more into the classical aesthetics but reaches a peculiar and daring level. The Chronics closes this pack with ‘Cloud Nine’, a warmer and melodic cut, produced in a very organic way.

Snippets:

Full Track Streaming:
The Chronics – “Cloud Nine”

Earthscape – “Chords For Grace”

Vil – “2daBone”

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Specials:
Eònan – “Level Delta Connecting #16”

Ascorbite – “RTL Podcast #025”

The Chronics – “Bipolar Disorder Podcast 002”

Recommendations:
Ascorbite’s album “Macrocosmic Framework” on Corseque Records
William Arist’ EP “Quintaesencia” on Animal Farm Records
The Chronics’ “Primitive Reaction EP” on Bipolar Disorder
sampler “Anthology” w/ Earthscape tarck on Ellora
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Artist:
Røttar | Sun Over Me

Title:
Mutationem EP

Label:
Abstraction

Cat#:
ABS013

Release Date:
18th February 2019

Format:
download & streaming

Tracklist:
01.
Røttar
Industriegebiet

02.
Røttar
Dark Energy

03.
Sun Over Me
Gravis

04.
Sun Over Me
Universo

Press Info:
The first release of the year 2019 comes in the form of an split EP by Røttar and Sun Over Me. Opening we have “Industriegebiet”, a different track, that pretends to break with all scheme or trend, proposing a fresh, dark and atypical sound to its time. We continue with “Dark Energy”, showing a powerful bass accompanied by industrial textures that touch the acid sound at times, ideal to rescue any dancefloor. On the B side, first, we find “Gravis”, full of saturated synth lines and burnt catchy hi-hats that plays with our brains constantly. As second and last we have “Universo”, a very organic and daring track, whose main element is its magnificent modular-arpeggiated sequence.

Snippets:

Full Track Streaming:
Røttar – “Industriegebiet”

Specials:
Røttar – “SCTR Podcast 014”

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Websites:
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