Without army nor rhetoric, Dying & Barakat are proposing nothing but the ethereal conviction of their senses. Floating musical matter, strangely ligatured, convicciòn pours its complex epigenesis, reveals its wefts, searching for its most authentic form, loosing languages, only surrounding its audience towards its curious euphonia. A bizarre composition altering our perception, reaching each man's tempers, inviting into its chinks every sonic metamorphosis: from its aerials peels, oxidized by MTD's industrial catabasis, from its chaotic progression, engorged into Jeroen Search's inebriant loops, from its blueish layers thicken by Mattias Fridell's cavernous tribal grain. Supported by the kind sympathies of: Eric Cloutier, Lee Holman, Thomas Hessler, Ben Gibson, Albert Van Abbe, Philippe Petit...
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Dying & Barakat - From Where I Am
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Genre: Techno
Tracklist 12":
A1 Dying & Barakat – From Where I Am
A2 Dying & Barakat – The Storytellers
B1 Dying & Barakat – Emotional Souls
B2 Dying & Barakat – No Place In Time
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Dubby, detroit inspirated floating techno EP
Mastering & lacquer cut by Kassian Troyer at Dubplates & Mastering Berlin
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Tracklist 12":
A1 Dying & Barakat – From Where I Am
A2 Dying & Barakat – The Storytellers
B1 Dying & Barakat – Emotional Souls
B2 Dying & Barakat – No Place In Time
Short Info:
Dubby, detroit inspirated floating techno EP
Mastering & lacquer cut by Kassian Troyer at Dubplates & Mastering Berlin
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