baze.djunkiii Charts 03/2016
01. La Vie C'est Facile - Fun Zone [Creaked Records 052]
What a beautiful take on bass music this five track 12" vinyl is. Released in October 2015 via the Switzerland-based imprint Creaked Records it took a whole until this piece popped up in Hamburg and caught my attention, combining loads of elements I did appreciate about the very early Dubstep-scene around 2004/06 when the whole genre wasn't as formulaic as it is today - a cold and futuristic feeling, sparse, freeform arrangements and hard hitting, hyper-compressed beats that kinda bring back memories of Vex'd, Omen on Tectonic back in 2005, Virus Syndicate around their very first album and of course Emalkay's masterpiece named "Grimecore Volume 1". Take these elements, add up some vocal microsamples and Intelligent Techno- / Electronica-reminiscing synth melodies coming into play here and there whilst well harmonic killer basslines are causing major havoc on the highly advanced dancefloor and you'll get a rough image of "Fun Zone" which is defo one of the most inspiring bass-focused records I've heard in a while.
02. Mary Ocher + Your Government - s/t [Klangbad 069 Promo]
See review for details...
03. Dr. NoiseM - The CDr A-B-C: H [Dr. NoiseM Tapes]
See review for details...
04. Reinhold Friedl: Kore - Performed Live By Zeitkratzer [Zeitkratzer Productions 020 Promo]
See review for details...
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What a beautiful take on bass music this five track 12" vinyl is. Released in October 2015 via the Switzerland-based imprint Creaked Records it took a whole until this piece popped up in Hamburg and caught my attention, combining loads of elements I did appreciate about the very early Dubstep-scene around 2004/06 when the whole genre wasn't as formulaic as it is today - a cold and futuristic feeling, sparse, freeform arrangements and hard hitting, hyper-compressed beats that kinda bring back memories of Vex'd, Omen on Tectonic back in 2005, Virus Syndicate around their very first album and of course Emalkay's masterpiece named "Grimecore Volume 1". Take these elements, add up some vocal microsamples and Intelligent Techno- / Electronica-reminiscing synth melodies coming into play here and there whilst well harmonic killer basslines are causing major havoc on the highly advanced dancefloor and you'll get a rough image of "Fun Zone" which is defo one of the most inspiring bass-focused records I've heard in a while.
02. Mary Ocher + Your Government - s/t [Klangbad 069 Promo]
See review for details...
03. Dr. NoiseM - The CDr A-B-C: H [Dr. NoiseM Tapes]
See review for details...
04. Reinhold Friedl: Kore - Performed Live By Zeitkratzer [Zeitkratzer Productions 020 Promo]
See review for details...
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