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Cassegrain & Tin Man - Faint Faint [INF019]

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Channel: HATE · 2015 · Music

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Artists: Cassegrain & Tin Man 
EP:‎ Window Window
Label: Infrastructure New York ‎– INF 019
Format: Vinyl, 12" 
Country: US
Released: 01 Jun 2015
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno

Tracklist
A1 Cassegrain & Tin Man - Faint Faint 
A2 Cassegrain & Tin Man - Seduct Seduct 
B1 Cassegrain & Tin Man - Ether Ether 
B2 Cassegrain & Tin Man - Window Window

After a series of well received EPs and numerous individual releases, the partnership between California born, Vienna- situated acid-head Tin Man and Berlin-residing techno purists Cassegrain seems to have really hit its stride. This new EP, 'Window Window', presents the first chapter in a new body of work, as focused on melody and emotional themes as it is on dancefloor satisfaction.

Reflecting a nostalgic, classic love for the Roland TB-303 and its oozing capabilities, paired with contemporary drums and detailed sound processing, the three talented musicians present their modern view of acid over four unique tracks.

The opening tones of 'Faint Faint' offer an elegant and serene introduction to the EP. The dreamy melodic piece then builds gently, underpinned by precisely timed delay patterns and a warm sub-sonic throb. This allows 'Seduct Seduct' the room it needs to break the peace then, its addictive bassline and powerful forward momentum providing the go-to track for DJs.

A tasteful combination of tough club track and contemplative, head-spinner, 'Ether Ether' works a beautifully unusual 303 line in this reduced and understated cut. Title track 'Window Window' unfolds as their closing epilogue, a 7 minute journey leading us further into the achingly touching melodic formations that pour effortlessly out of the Tin Man's synths. That's only accentuated by Cassegrain's killer percussion, sleek sequencing and unique sound design and the result is a clear contender for the team's most captivating release yet.

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