Paleman - Slurp [ZEHNIN05]
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Channel: Acidalia · 2018 · Music
Buy: https://zehnin.bandcamp.com/album/searching https://hardwax.com/20251/paleman/searching/ https://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/96764-zehnin05-paleman-searching https://boomkat.com/products/searching-cb4e6035-32ac-4fda-8715-bc489f85c4cc https://www.juno.co.uk/products/paleman-searching/689556-01/ https://www.deejay.de/Paleman_Searching_ZEHNIN05_Vinyl__314100 Paleman - Searching Paleman - 2068 Paleman - Searching Paleman - The Peg Loosens Paleman - Slurp Artist: Paleman Label: Zehnin Release Date: 08-06-2018 Launching in 2017 we saw innovative releases from the likes of Lucy, Blawan and Roots in Heaven. Kicking things off in 2018 we welcome Paleman to the family with a new direction of sound for the London based producer in fierce four-tracker 'Searching'. Now often releasing on his own PLMN label, this classically and jazz trained artist has previously won plenty of fans and plaudits for heavyweight rollers on labels like Swamp 81, 81 and School Records. Emerging from the ashes of dubstep to come up with his own deep techno sound, he is a Rinse FM regular with his experimental show 'Trenches' and mirrors this exploration with tracks full of texture, modular synthesis and visceral percussion. Opener ‘2068’ is a dark and foreboding bit of economical techno. Monolithic kicks set a forceful groove below as they rock back and forth, and factory floor sounds, scurrying little sonic details and rattling hits all peel off the groove as it powers on. ‘Searching’ is five minutes of tight drum programming overlaid with twisted fx, edgy alarms and menacing spirits. The flip brings with it another all consuming bit of warehouse techno in ’The Peg Loosens’. With scraping hits and groaning synths and drums that again seem to rock back and forth on their heels, it has a masterfully muggy, bleak and foreboding sense of atmosphere that is unsettling yet absorbing. Last of all, the industrial tinged ‘Slurp’ hurries along with bristling percussion and warped synth stabs doing a manic dance in the distance. It’s urgent and compelling as it barrels along, never letting up and never allowing you to look back. These are four powerful pieces of full bodied techno. Written & Produced by Calum Lee Vinyl cut at Dubplates & Mastering
