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Presenting “Rhythms”, the latest EP from Source Code on Stützpunkt. With four meticulously crafted tracks, he melds pulsating basslines, intricate rhythms, and mesmerizing melodies to create a captivating listening experience. Prepare to be immersed in a world where technology meets artistry, and every beat tells a story.
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We are glad to have Oliver Rosemann onboard again with no less than 10 techno tracks on an extended digital EP. The german producer is well known for his trademark sound, always direct but full of details, showcasing his awesome skills in the studio.
Holoverse starts the sonic odyssey, direct to the dancefloor, with a crispy and subtle distorted sequence floating over a sharp groove. Things keep hypnotic and the mental approach is only disturbed by occasional claps and reverberated washes.
Exo-Genetics keeps things busy, providing the tension again with continuous sequences and reverberated organic percussion wisely programmed.Things get darker on Megastructures, more reverberated textures, precise kick drums on a mainly percussive approach making this one the perfect mixing tool.
Post AI Society returns to tension and synth action using a constantly evolving one bar loop progressively spiced with several drum layers.Wait until the end for a crazy effected galore that will sure make some trouble on the proper dancefloors.
Mind Interface is metallic and obsessive, the main FM sequence is the starring here as the title suggests, a truly ming burner. Time Dilation looks like a continuation of the previous one but using more high pitched synth lines and a broken groove.
Quantum Era stops the machine abruptly, acting as a beatless interlude to have a little rest before the last sprint, with Nanobot-Augmented at the ignitor, providing the scifi slice in this anabolic workout, a mental driller for the dark hours in your favorite smokey and flashy spot.
Celestial Colonies reminds of the best of British tradition from the early Surgeon stuff, funky, shuffled and asymmetric.
Hyper Connected is the last cut, obsessive and elastic with a relentless sequence drilling the walls spiced with Fm percussion details and synthesized sweeps.
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New year, new stars, same route. The final part of our VA series embodies a futuristic and meticulously crafted production of atmospheric and incessant techno.
Outstanding artists named Hadone, HWRD, Justine Perry and Quelza bringing their unique flair to the table to tell a profound story full of eclipsing soundscapes and eternal width. The four dark and intangible contributions are made to tear down floors whilst maintaining their sophistication and depth.
Out on April 5th – Make sure to grab your limited copy and be ready for the next one!
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“Human Traffic is designed in a narrative way,” says NƵM 99. “I wanted to tell a story. This is what we are missing today, I think — the identity and the message. So let’s stop the ‘Human Traffic’ present on social networks. These networks occupy far too much space in relation to music. Let’s leave more room for the music, and the stage will be even more beautiful.”
‘Poison of Angels’ opens the EP, chopping between crisp percussion and a searing lead melody, fusing EBM with industrial aesthetics as per NƵM 99’s signature. On ‘Human Traffic’, the producer conjures a menacing atmosphere, layering a misty soundscape with bone-chilling vocals stitched between a spiky synthline. Staccato claps collide with belligerent drums on ‘Noisy Futures’, culminating in a blaze of bolshy haze. ‘Drone’ blends jagged snares with eerie pads, plunging into fierce, peak-time cut, rounding off NƵM 99’s productions a potent note.
Berlin-based Italian producer, DJ, and live artist Ireen Amnes adds a moody sheen to her remix of ‘Poison of Angels’ through sleek drums and a bleeped-out melody. Belgium’s Radical G remixes ‘Human Traffic’, offering a slow-burning take of the original, complemented by shadowy EBM elements. Co-founder of Fleisch Records, HALV DRØM wraps up the release with his remix of ‘Noisy Futur’. Here, the Australian artist creates an air of paranoia via an aerodynamic soundscape, stomping drums and a dash of noise. It’s a cerebral end to a thrilling, esoteric collection on House of Reptile.
