Arne Weinberg - Nebula Trap EP [2008, vinyl, frantic flowers]

5 september 2008
lbl: Frantic Flowers
#: FS009
electronic
techno
~214kbps
mohs hubscale: chrysoberyl

A.		Eclipse
B1.		Nebula Trap
B2.		March Of The Mutants

note: the sweet little, melancholic melodies and all those plasmic sounds and cubic structures splitted into retro space-detroit's energy.

convince me to step into a Xen-powered teleport, i'd like to taste radioactive decays.

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Heath Brunner - Movie [2005, vinyl, frantic flowers]

20 april 2005
lbl: Frantic Flowers
#: FS 004
electronic
techno, electro
320kbps

A1.		Movie
A2.		Get A Little Closer
B1.		There Was A Day
B2.		Vdub

note: "The last 4/4 techno release was his amazing release on KMS (The Book). While busy running his own cool Vmax label for his obscure and more freaky electro-techno experiments, Heath drops some amazing techno tracks on Frantic Flowers that will be appealing to a much wider audience then his release on Frantic Flower's sister label Frustrated Funk. Classic Detroit techno energetic and uplifting with smooth effective basslines."


yt preview:

tiny, charming blips


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The Sun God - Relics & Artifacts [2005, vinyl, frantic flowers]

2005
lbl: Frantic Flowers
#: FS 002
electronic
techno
224/320kbps

A.		Relics & Artifacts
B.		Analog Codes

note: wonderfully Rhythim Is Rhythim inspired two-tracker for all the retro heads, recorded by Jamal Moss.

african blips

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E.R.P. - Alsoran [2007, vinyl, frantic flowers]

12 march 2007
lbl: Frantic Flowers
#: FS 006
electronic
techno, electro
vbr ~200kbps

A.		Alsoran
B1.		Lament Subrosa
B2.		Irma

note: "Convextion’s Gerard Hanson has been creating techno since the mid-nineties. Last year his self-titled album on Down Low generated a lot of hype, and recently Psykofuk, DeepChord, and Echospace remixed “Miranda,” a track that’s been played by quite a few big-name Detroit DJs. Through his E.R.P. alias, Hanson explores the subtleties of “intelligent techno,” that brief early nineties movement when home listening diverged just slightly from the dance floor. The result is one of the most beautiful 12-inches I’ve heard in years. On the title track, drawn-out synthetic voices chime and flutter in dramatic harmony. “Lament Subrosa” sounds strangely familiar, like it’s a lost Speedy J track. A pulsing bass synth adds just the perfect note of tension two-thirds of the way through. Finally, “Irma” gives your woofers a real workout while chimes gently play in the stratosphere. It’s a cleansing shower of sound.

It seems I’m not the only one with a renewed interest in the early nineties. Now that IDM seems to be fading away, it’s the perfect time to start over and explore the origins of the sound." - Jacob Arnold for Gridface.

narośla

[fixed link, 28 sept. 2009]

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Population One - View From Above [2008, vinyl, frantic flowers]

Released: 15 September 2008
Label: Frantic Flowers
Genre: Electronic
Style: Dub, Techno
Bitrate: VBR ~210kbps


Tracklist:

A1.		View From Above
A2.		View From Above (Re-Clock)
B1.		Radius
B2.		Episodes

note: 'This release will carry his more deeper minimalistic approach to his own signature sound. 3 deep excursions trough the mind of this strange character, topping it off with a delicious reshape from Mr. Ovatow. Frantic Flowers stick to their quality.'

bosko zrealizowany techno-eksperyment zainspirowany dubem.
#1 murzyński wokal deklamujący pod wpływem niecodziennych doznań znane i lubiane teksty o sensie, wtóruje mu POTĘŻNY, polmo-polpowo-porter-ricksowy filtr zanurzający baslajny [uwielbiam ten zabieg], piękny taniec rytualnych bębnów i delikatne, narastające, atmosferyczne chordy. ulep wszystkiego za co uwielbiam dub-techno trwa.... niespełna 4 minuty.
czemu nie 24 się pytam?
#2 techdub najwyższych lotów wdzięcznie opuszcza przybrudzone filtry tworząc weisemannopodobną lounge-tech hybrydę, *pure cristal* & *clapy cacucho*
#3 zabawa w turlanie szklanych beczek, hallucinatorowa wstawka i srogi hihat.
#4 rozsadzająca prawą kolumnę igraszka brzmień zawalonych ocieplonymi teksturami.

simply check it,

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Ovatow - Phalaenopsis [2007, vinyl, frantic flowers]

Released: 25 October 2007
Label: Frantic Flowers
Genre: Electronic
Style: Dub, Techno, Ambient
Bitrate: 320kbps


Tracklist:

A.		Phalaenopsis - Dub I
B.		Phalaenopsis - Dub II

note: '"Phalaenopsis" opens up with a padded square bassline we're powerless to resist here, a kind of throwback to Mr Finegsr era deep Chicago house and even some cascading piano phrases for good measure. "Dub II' on the flip is in a more purist beatless dub fashion, bringing to made classic material from Vainqueuer and even in places Echospace's sublime "Coldest Season".'

roll the surfaces,

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Duplex - Autosample EP [2007, vinyl, frantic flowers]

Released: 9 November 2007
Label: Frantic Flowers
Genre: Electronic
Style: Deep Techno
Bitrate: 320kbps


Tracklist:

A.		Vivid Array
B1.		What To Do
B2.		Where's My City

note: sparkling and hypnotic deep techno. its colorful synth chords cascade across fawning pads and a burbling little loop, marching forward to the beat of dusty snare hits and playful sub-bass. rubbery arrangements on a funky voyage to explore space and a spazzed out dance floor.

melodic pads' transfer

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Literon & Ovatow - Permutations (Exchanging Elements) [2009, vinyl, frantic flowers]

Released: 02 Mar 2009

Label: Frantic Flowers

Genre: Electronic

Style: Dub, Techno

Bitrate: 320kbps

Tracklist:

A. Literon - Permutation One
B. Ovatow - Permutation Two

note: #1 is powerful dubtech, #2's chilloutin after the massacre, hehe.

dub massacre.