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Rhyw - Bee Stings
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Rhyw - Anasa
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Rhyw - Strange Now
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Rhyw - Itso
Rhyw is back on his own Fever AM for the label’s 10th release. “The Devil’s in the Dlzlzlz” presents four new tracks of non-linear mutant-techno and electronica, including his first foray into 160bpm territory. Rhyw continues to seek out space within the groove, dissecting conventions in his detailed, minimalistic and adventurous style.
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More records from Rhyw
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Rhyw - Drool
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Rhyw - Calippo
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Rhyw - Greetings
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Rhyw - Lavalantula
Meltface returns in “Melt In Unison,” another high-octane action comedy erotic thriller with four jaw-dropping scenes soundtracked by Rhyw. “Drool” is an underwater mutant-octopus romance that will change how you feel about tentacles forever. "Calippo" is a jungle romp that's part Apocalypse Now!, part Tropic Thunder, part Lethal Weapon 4, all white-knuckle intensity. “Greetings” is actually the intro but, for some reason appears as the third track.... don't worry about that. Main thing is it will rewire your DNA and change every fibre of your being in such a way that you'll actually pity the person you were in all the years you lived before you heard this track. This rollercoaster ride of thrills and chills ends with a bang: a face-off against the final boss, he whose name is said only in terrified whispers when it is said at all, the horrifying, twisted, slime/goo-coated final boss... “Lavalantula."
Some other stuff you should know about this record: this is the first time our guy Rhyw sang on his own music (initially), but then chopped up and pitched syllables from acapellas to match the recordings instead, if that makes sense. His actual voice features on the other three. Also two of the tracks came from his live set in case you care about that. More
Some other stuff you should know about this record: this is the first time our guy Rhyw sang on his own music (initially), but then chopped up and pitched syllables from acapellas to match the recordings instead, if that makes sense. His actual voice features on the other three. Also two of the tracks came from his live set in case you care about that. More
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Rhyw - Engine Track
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Rhyw - Mister Melt
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Rhyw - Spritz
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Rhyw - Wolf Town
Rhyw returns home to Fever AM with “Mister Melt”, his first EP since last year’s “Honey Badger”, one of 2022’s biggest anthems.
This is perhaps his most dance-floor focussed record to date, while maintaining that signature twist that defines his work. He continues his mission to surprise, displaying versatility across four cutting-edge techno, bass and minimal-adjacent tracks.
These bubbling sonic mutations showcase Rhyw's unmistakable style that has firmly established his reputation as one of the most innovative producers in today’s landscape. More
This is perhaps his most dance-floor focussed record to date, while maintaining that signature twist that defines his work. He continues his mission to surprise, displaying versatility across four cutting-edge techno, bass and minimal-adjacent tracks.
These bubbling sonic mutations showcase Rhyw's unmistakable style that has firmly established his reputation as one of the most innovative producers in today’s landscape. More
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Rhyw - Unpunishable
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Rhyw - Vertisol
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Rhyw - Aqua Velva
12" sleeve designed and hand stamped by Alex from Cassegrain.
Tracklist
A1. Unpunishable A2. Vertisol B1. Aqua Velva
Shortinfo:
Rhyw is Alex Tsiridis aka one half of Cassegrain. On this, his solo debut for Arcing Seas, his smoul-dering alien techno sound manifesto continues to thrive over three unique tracks.
The morphing, deconstructed acid of 'Unpunishable' - a molten statement of lusty intent - strikes first in a heady, hazy pummelling of doom-funk. 'Vertisol' pushes crisp and dry snaking percussion through an anechoic chamber; the bass end neatly warming at first then burning hard through your mid section.
An icy cold shot of 'Aqua Velva' is the final offering - a pushing sub-level trip through Rhyw's private domain - where tingling rushes of bass and static charges wash over us leaving a sinful residue.
Label info:
Arcing Seas is an anagram of Cassegrain. It started out as a secret alias, releasing a couple EPs on Our Circula Sound. The secret was less well kept after the duo appeared at Berghain under this name. A year later, after deciding to start a label, it finally made sense to bring the two together.
CASSEGRAIN = Co S o S o G o R o N o A o E o A o I = ARCING SEAS
Vital Sales Points:
- Releases on Infrastructure NY, Prologue, Ostgut Ton, Semantica, Killekill amongst others
- Regular touring worldwide across Europe, USA and Asia.
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Tracklist
A1. Unpunishable A2. Vertisol B1. Aqua Velva
Shortinfo:
Rhyw is Alex Tsiridis aka one half of Cassegrain. On this, his solo debut for Arcing Seas, his smoul-dering alien techno sound manifesto continues to thrive over three unique tracks.
The morphing, deconstructed acid of 'Unpunishable' - a molten statement of lusty intent - strikes first in a heady, hazy pummelling of doom-funk. 'Vertisol' pushes crisp and dry snaking percussion through an anechoic chamber; the bass end neatly warming at first then burning hard through your mid section.
An icy cold shot of 'Aqua Velva' is the final offering - a pushing sub-level trip through Rhyw's private domain - where tingling rushes of bass and static charges wash over us leaving a sinful residue.
Label info:
Arcing Seas is an anagram of Cassegrain. It started out as a secret alias, releasing a couple EPs on Our Circula Sound. The secret was less well kept after the duo appeared at Berghain under this name. A year later, after deciding to start a label, it finally made sense to bring the two together.
CASSEGRAIN = Co S o S o G o R o N o A o E o A o I = ARCING SEAS
Vital Sales Points:
- Releases on Infrastructure NY, Prologue, Ostgut Ton, Semantica, Killekill amongst others
- Regular touring worldwide across Europe, USA and Asia.
More
More records from Fever AM
1
Rhyw - Drool
2
Rhyw - Calippo
3
Rhyw - Greetings
4
Rhyw - Lavalantula
Meltface returns in “Melt In Unison,” another high-octane action comedy erotic thriller with four jaw-dropping scenes soundtracked by Rhyw. “Drool” is an underwater mutant-octopus romance that will change how you feel about tentacles forever. "Calippo" is a jungle romp that's part Apocalypse Now!, part Tropic Thunder, part Lethal Weapon 4, all white-knuckle intensity. “Greetings” is actually the intro but, for some reason appears as the third track.... don't worry about that. Main thing is it will rewire your DNA and change every fibre of your being in such a way that you'll actually pity the person you were in all the years you lived before you heard this track. This rollercoaster ride of thrills and chills ends with a bang: a face-off against the final boss, he whose name is said only in terrified whispers when it is said at all, the horrifying, twisted, slime/goo-coated final boss... “Lavalantula."
Some other stuff you should know about this record: this is the first time our guy Rhyw sang on his own music (initially), but then chopped up and pitched syllables from acapellas to match the recordings instead, if that makes sense. His actual voice features on the other three. Also two of the tracks came from his live set in case you care about that. More
Some other stuff you should know about this record: this is the first time our guy Rhyw sang on his own music (initially), but then chopped up and pitched syllables from acapellas to match the recordings instead, if that makes sense. His actual voice features on the other three. Also two of the tracks came from his live set in case you care about that. More
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Rhyw - Engine Track
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Rhyw - Mister Melt
3
Rhyw - Spritz
4
Rhyw - Wolf Town
Rhyw returns home to Fever AM with “Mister Melt”, his first EP since last year’s “Honey Badger”, one of 2022’s biggest anthems.
This is perhaps his most dance-floor focussed record to date, while maintaining that signature twist that defines his work. He continues his mission to surprise, displaying versatility across four cutting-edge techno, bass and minimal-adjacent tracks.
These bubbling sonic mutations showcase Rhyw's unmistakable style that has firmly established his reputation as one of the most innovative producers in today’s landscape. More
This is perhaps his most dance-floor focussed record to date, while maintaining that signature twist that defines his work. He continues his mission to surprise, displaying versatility across four cutting-edge techno, bass and minimal-adjacent tracks.
These bubbling sonic mutations showcase Rhyw's unmistakable style that has firmly established his reputation as one of the most innovative producers in today’s landscape. More
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Mor Elian - Itch Twitch
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Mor Elian - Diva Test (Cicada Mix)
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Mor Elian - Beta Zest
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Mor Elian & Rhyw - Liquid Silver
Berlin-based producer Mor Elian returns to Fever AM - the label she co-runs alongside Rhyw - for the first time in three years. Following the release of two albums as her Alloy Sea project and taking a break to experiment and develop her sound, Mor is back with a four-track EP, ‘Diva Test’, where she leans into a more colourful, playful side of her productions. The EP also includes her first collaborative release with Rhyw, ‘Liquid Silver’.
This year, Fever AM celebrates its fifth anniversary with a compilation release ‘It's Not a Bug, It's a Feature’ featuring tracks from the likes of Pariah, Ayesha, Peder Mannerfelt, Son of Philip, MSJY and more. The label will also be hosting their first Fever AM club showcases across different cities with current confirmed dates including London, Copenhagen, Amsterdam and Dublin. More
This year, Fever AM celebrates its fifth anniversary with a compilation release ‘It's Not a Bug, It's a Feature’ featuring tracks from the likes of Pariah, Ayesha, Peder Mannerfelt, Son of Philip, MSJY and more. The label will also be hosting their first Fever AM club showcases across different cities with current confirmed dates including London, Copenhagen, Amsterdam and Dublin. More