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Patten
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Review: UK duo Patten are responsible for some of the most most groundbreaking IDM we have heard in recent times and the last several releases they've given us on Warp have been nothing short of amazing. For their latest offering entitled "Requiem", be prepared for yet more highly sophisticated sonic warfare, starting off with the brooding and mangled epic "Amulet" before the contorted and breakneck jitter of "Zoning" gives you a good slap about the head. Finally on "Rails" and "Swarm" they serves up some deep industrial beats that'll be perfect for a modern horror film soundtrack.. or a lonely early morning pursuit by a stalker down the back streets of EC1.
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WAP 402D
12 May 17
Experimental/Electronic
12 May 17
Experimental/Electronic
Review: London-based electronic duo Patten released their second album for Warp in 2016 entitled ? which served up some interesting takes on the modern electro sound. Taken from the same album is the track "Sonne" which in its original format was fierce and full frontal with its precision beats plus restrained bass pulsations. However, the Hotflush affiliated Travis Stewart aka Machinedrum delivers a much more splintered and angular take on the track here, which will have you equally impressed.
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WARPDD 259C
13 Apr 17
Bass
13 Apr 17
Bass
Review: The UK's Patten duo have already appeared on London's timeless Warp stable, but this latest album truly feels like their most accomplished work to date. That's because this particular style of experimentalism is full of direction, nothing is used for the sake of it, and all their sounds are perfectly balanced with another. It almost feels like a mathematical ride through the deepest, most convoluted corners of UK bass music, an aspect of these tunes that we love. Moreover, they make total sense as one whole unit of sound and, rather than being disparate slices of leftfield, they move and evolve with each other for the whole duration of the album. We won't go into details because this is music to be interpreted freely, much like the majority of this label's never-ending pit of goodness. Recommended.
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WARPCDD 259
16 Sep 16
Experimental/Electronic
16 Sep 16
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Following on from appearances on Kaleidoscope and No Pain In Pop, patten makes his way onto Warp with his stubborn brand of fractured collage music, revelling in drunken rhythm and delirious sample placement to create a hypnagogic long player rich with homespun charm. There is a consistent distance to the way patten places his sounds, whether it be a heavily treated horn or a scuffed drum hit, with everything dangling just out of reach, not least on borderline-beatless moment "Here Always". There are more tangible incidents as well, such as the gentle whir of "Drift" with its nudging bass tones, but by and large this is an album to get cast asunder by, and it does that casting very well indeed.
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WARPCDD 246
24 Feb 14
Experimental/Electronic
24 Feb 14
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Following two releases on Kaleidoscope and the GLAQJO XAACSSO LP for the No Pain In Pop label, Patten's production credentials have now been certified with a debut on Warp Records. Five of the six tracks on Eolian Instate sound like they've been made inside an old washing machine set to spin cycle that's been thrown off a cliff. From "Aviary" to "Obsidan Alms (Mid-Saccada)" bumping syncopated pulses of low end cushion the roaring clamour of noise and hiss that define this EP, in parts sounding like the disjointed hip hop of Flying Lotus paired with eroded snippets of Onra's Chinoiseries Pt 2. There are some calmer moments however, like "Towards Infinite Shores", takes a similar approach to the productions of Huerco S, while "Sixth Sense", although frenetic, is deep and melodic.
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WAP 358D
25 Nov 13
Experimental/Electronic
25 Nov 13
Experimental/Electronic
