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Robert Hood - Nephesh [ Dekmantel ]

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Channel: Techno and Rave · 2017 · Music

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Buy at : https://shop.dekmantel.com/release/5699/paradygm-shift
| Release date: 22th May 2017 | Title: Paradigm Shift LP | Label: Dekmantel | Catalogue: DKMNTL050
Format: 2x12"
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno, House

Tracklist 

Robert Hood - Preface 
Robert Hood - Idea 
Robert Hood - I Am 
Robert Hood - Solid Thought 
Robert Hood - Nephesh 
Robert Hood - Pneuma 
Robert Hood - Pattern 8 
Robert Hood - Thought Process 
Robert Hood - Lockers (Extended Album Mix)

One of the most prominent and outstanding techno craftsmen of our generation returns to his roots with Paradygm Shift, the first Robert Hood album to be released since 2012. A staggering record of techno dynamite sees the Detroit legend excelling at what he does best. The record serves as a milestone for the Dutch label Dekmantel, celebrating its tenth anniversary, with the label’s 50th release.

Paradygm Shift is return to the distinguished style that defined Robert Hood’s music in the early 90s. It is the older, and more mature brother to Hood’s classic Minimal Nation, highlighting his more evolved, technical craftsmanship, It is an album of crisp, smooth and delicately orchestrated techno that is quintessentially minimal in focus, and grandiose in sound, juxtaposed with electronic funk, wrapped up in blisteringly urgent, and honest, pulsating techno. 

The LP is the culmination of a three EP series released on Dekmantel. “The idea behind it is just a shift in our focus. We can become so complacent; we are so comfortable with our surroundings. I think this is the time for electronic music to find a new mindset." Robert says about the record’s concept. "I felt it necessary to reiterate Robert Hood as an electronic music artist who is bringing minimalism back in the forefront, and not to get lost in the melody. I want to get back to the simple repetitive programming that I'm known for, and to me it was returning to that, and shifting the listeners' focus.”

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