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Cat-No:TRESOR325
Release-Date:24.06.2022
Genre:Techno
Configuration:12" Excl
Barcode:5051142009722
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Cat-No:TRESOR325
Release-Date:24.06.2022
Genre:Techno
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MINIMAL VIOLENCE - Flatline (ft. Mad Johnny) - 04:16
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MINIMAL VIOLENCE - Cold (sex) - 04:37
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MINIMAL VIOLENCE - We Suffocate on the Violence of Light - 05:20
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MINIMAL VIOLENCE - Focus on that Form - 03:59
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TRACKLIST:

1 Flatline (ft. Mad Johnny) - 04:16
2 Cold (sex) - 04:37
3 We Suffocate on the Violence of Light - 05:20
4 Focus on that Form - 03:59

Release Info:
As the z-axis of our planet tilts away, and a gulf of dusty earth, air and searing fire is revealed before us, Minimal Violence holds a unflinching stare, unveiling upon us Phase Three in an act of pure psychic release. Consecutive of the destruction of Phase One and the restructuring of Phase Two it only seems appropriate that the third phase of the series finds the project reaching a state of transcendence and transition as it also aligns with the shift from a duo to the solo venture of Ash Luk following the departure of co-founder Lida P.

This third EP of the DESTROY ---> [physical] REALITY [psychic] <--- TRUST series launches straight into the 145 bpm stomper Flatline. It is a track founded by a family spirit, with lyrics co-written with Luk’s mother and their step-father Mad Johnny on vocals and guitar. It draws a hoarse chant of passion, ".. nothing matters .. I still love you .. resuscitation .. resurrection .." in answer to arching melodic euphoria. Cold (sex) follows down a scorched earth driveway into distorted whistles, detuned melodies and some of the best sequencer abuse out there.
We Suocate on the Violence of Light reveals perhaps the finest expedition so far in Minimal Violence’s particular vein of acid-singed euphoric trance. Its synths smeared and merged unholy, where the drums meddle with the tensions between drum and bass and nail to the ground four to the floor rhythm. Focus On That Form pummels hard within a deep noise volley, scratching hard to rid its environments of any longer lasting lustre.

As ever, the transformative sound of Minimal Violence emerges deep from fire. Denying any uncertain embers an escape route, Luk casts anew from a seemingly unending source of unique energy.
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