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Lithuania’s Greyscale returns this December with Ohrwert’s ‘Fidelis / Blavus’, backed with remixes from XDB and grad_u.
Greyscale was launched in 2012 by Lithuanian producer and DJ grad_u, and photographer Rima Prusakova, set up as a platform for material from grad_u and close friends whilst Prusakova’s black and white analogue photography provides the visual identity of the label.…
Irammm is a new alias from an artist who lands on the Shaded Explorations label with a full length entitled ‘Les Deserts D’Irammm’. The idea behind this new album is to invite you into the archives of Irammm. It is “a kind of a testimony of the life over here, alone in the desert, maybe buried, struggling for water amidst the illusion of an oasis” and was written as a cathartic exercise to release pain and find peace and sorrow in sound, and that is something all listeners will resonate with such is the evocative nature of all nine tracks.
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Detailed patterns amidst deep dub techno atmospheres form this intriguing Catnip Investigation ep. by leloopar. Deliberately allegorical, you’ll be stimulated by subtle changes in rythmatical motifs. Invent your own storyline each time you listen.
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DYFR is about working towards a more considered praxis on the part of listeners and artists in the ‘scene’.
This is the first ‘release’ undertaken as part of this project. The intention is for DYFR to slowly become a work shared by numerous artists in various mediums and fields dedicated to the consideration of cultural destination, the practice of making, sharing and engaging with music and art, and the thinking of intention and limits of creation within our chosen fields.
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Settling off the steam from the label’s debut release,”Audub”, DJ and label head at Linear Movement unleashes his deep and ambient infused techno for the second outing on The Romance Col.…
Part 6 in what will be a 10 track series when it is complete.
