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The material featured on Jinx was created and synthesised from the same DNA as Morphism (released Sept. 2011), and conceived to be heard as a companion to that album rather than a standalone release. Follows and expands on from the sonic pallette created on the former release, Jinx may be his strongest work yet.

Featuring new material and twisted reinterpretations by Mitoma, Johnny Jitters, Noumen and Dissolved.

More minimalTech craziness from this artist. Check-out this delicious release, Now available in your free store!

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Hello, so I have not written in here in ages although I've been listening to tracks in the down-tempo, glitch, electronic, avant garde styles for the winter. Today I need to bake bread and was scanning through ITunes through the hip hop genre. I saw some playlist I downloaded awhile ago from here with a track by The Insider.

Click for a listen. This. This is what I want to listen to. It's a bit glitchy, dancey, rhythmic. Some songs feel like you're on a beach at sunset and it's still 28 degrees outside, perfect. Other songs remind me of dancing on drugs in a dark cave surrounded by sweaty bodies writihing on a dance floor sparkled with neon lights across what seems like void space.

Instead of dancing, writhing, and feeling like it's July I'm going to spend some quality time in my kitchen baking bread while this Pacific Northwest storm passes over the city. Cold, dreary days, time to heat up with these tracks.

Debut release on S27 from Russian artist Victor Piperov, better known as THKAD. This angular piece of work called [ROMB] is crystalline and surgical electronica, the sound of frozen landscapes on an alien planet. The beats are precise, the melodies spiky and some would say that it draws some parallels with a certain Warp Records duo but these tracks hold their own territory without trying to imitate. Closing the release is a stomping bonus remix from our very own Mitoma, who take "1 D xop" to the Industries and replace its heart with electronic components and a militaristic brain. A polished effort from THKAD and we look forward to hearing future experiments. Enjoy.

Release Info: Artist: PJ Waldman Release Title: Odalisca EP Cat. nº: TRANZ041 Release Date: 19/09/2011 Format: MP3/320kbps/44.100 MHZ or WAVE (16bits) Genre: Electronic Subgenre: House, Downtempo, Ambient Total Time: 29m29s Size: 76,4 MBTracklist: 01. Odalisca (07:17) 02. Uma Noite Em Casablanca (07:10) 03. Tripoli (07:02) 04. Sun In Padang Padang (08:00)

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