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Grebenstein
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Review: Simon Shreeve's imprint serves up a killer split release that ripples with barely restrained menace. First up is label regular Overlook, with "Former Self", a spooky stepper that builds and builds to a darkly hypnotic high. Shreeve himself dons his M?nic pseudonym for the low-slung broken beats and clanging metallic percussion of "Stampede". He also teams up with Jan Grebenstein for "Cutting The Ties That Bind", a drawn out industrial jam. Remaining in this general field is Pessimist, who has released on Blackest Ever Black and Creme Organization. He delivers the death march dirge of "Indigo", which brings this wonderfully eerie release to a close.
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OSMUK 054EP
07 Sep 18
Experimental/Electronic
07 Sep 18
Experimental/Electronic
Review: This is the second release from Jan Grebenstein on Downwards and this time, he's brought a friend to keep him company. Vocalist SEEFRIED - those caps are intentional by the way - mutters her way over the rickety drums and static noise that needles away on the title track. "Strong Proud Stupid & Superior II" is less dramatic and more understated as the German producer manouvres his way through a down-tempo, scratchy sound scape that wouldn't sound out of place on a Sandra Electronics release. Closing out this release is the third "Strong, Proud" installment, which sees Grebenstein up the ante - but only very slightly - to include metal drums and tortured wails.
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LINO 74
24 Oct 16
Techno
24 Oct 16
Techno
Review: The mysterious Grebenstein is the latest artist to grace Downwards. S/T boasts a similarly bleak, eerie approach to producers like Samuel Kerridge and Oake, undercut by the kind of tribal broken beats that made Regis' own In A Syrian Tongue such a landmark release. It starts with the searing drones and rumbling drums of "Acting Within Your Terms" before progressing into the utterly menacing tones of "No You Don't" and "Principles of Trust". The latter's dark soundscapes are underpinned by crashing drums and it is this element that makes the final track, "That's Where The Answer Was, In Your Body" so memorable, as bombastic kicks and percussive volleys underpin the air of gloom.
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DN 063
03 Nov 14
Techno
03 Nov 14
Techno
