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Metrist
Browse the latest digital releases by Metrist
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SOSOSO 2
07 Jul 23
Bass
07 Jul 23
Bass
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TIMEDANCE 027DDS
20 Apr 23
Experimental/Electronic
20 Apr 23
Experimental/Electronic
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TIMEDANCE 027DS
06 Apr 23
Breakbeat
06 Apr 23
Breakbeat
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TIMEDANCE 021S
30 Dec 22
Experimental/Electronic
30 Dec 22
Experimental/Electronic
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SOSOSO 1
24 Jun 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
24 Jun 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Through their already super-impressive run of releases, the Ansia crew have made a real name for themselves by exploring outside-the-box sound design within their projects. This latest four track Various release is a good example of that creative approach, kicking off with the stuttered, semi-industrial sounds of 'XCUSEME' from BFTT, utilizing metallic percussive twists and unusual vocal processing with wicked results. Next, Metrist explores the aquatic realms of techno with a warbling compositional exploration on 'LB Steaua', before the more classic, bubbling techy textures of 'Gran Macello Ad Ostia' from Piezo jumps into some party starting flavour with it's constantly evolving percussive involvement. Finally, things get a little more unusual as Siete Catorce unleashes a lively, electronic funk out with 'Serrano', a high tempo combination of cartoonistic sampling and drum crunches, giving the project as a whole a seriously high level finale.
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ANSIA 005
18 Jun 21
Bass
18 Jun 21
Bass
Review: If you're looking for a truly deranged take on minimal techno, check out People Without. "Letch" is a distorted, dense rhythm, its complex series of glitches and twists as sharp as a box of razors and the droning, splurging noise that passes for the bassline oozing out like industrial sludge. "Cowlick" is somewhat more conventional, but its tracky, clanking rhythm also contains shrieking synths, while "Symphony For The Palpitation" sees Metrist slow down the tempo to allow quasi-trance riffs merge with pummelling bass licks. None of these tracks however can compare to "Stanza For The Weak"; drowned in walls of screeching feedback and ghoulish shrieks, the hammering drums are as gloomy as a death march.
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RSN 003
30 Jun 14
Techno
30 Jun 14
Techno
