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Seven Orbits
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Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental
Review: The exploration of sound design will always remain a fascinating thing to observe, a feeling that SVBKLT have been able to translate into full scale album releases for a hot minute now. Their latest offering sees Paraadiso set free to explore the wildest realms of sonic capability, from the glitchy yet angelic audible twitches of 'Blue Marble' and 'Beserk' to the bouncing, distortion-laiden slides of 'Liquid Matter' and frankly gorgeous harmonic stacks of 'Axis Mundi'. This isn't a typical electronic expedition, this is a conquest of soundscaping, from the twisted madness of 'Unisono', to the vocal infused synth crutches of 'Riflesso', it truly takes us everywhere. Although this is a project we would highly recommend taking in as a full long play, there are a couple of standout moments, including 'Aerial Dome' with its sudden dive into scattered drum rhythms and spacey pad textures, and 'Paradiso Terrestre' with its unpredictable 808 stabs and scatty harmonic framing. A truly, truly incredible piece of production-based audible mastery.
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SBKT 042
30 Jul 21
Experimental/Electronic
30 Jul 21
Experimental/Electronic
Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental
Review: Heavy tribal inspired industrial electronica lives on through SVBKVLT and their release of Seven Orbit's EP0001. The mysterious entity are adding a bass flavoured fervour to a sound similarly matched by De Leon by the way of Mana Records in 2018. This mysterious outfit however goes deep into Laurie Anderson territory with the vocal tipped "Ganglion", bringing with it the MESH styled electronics and Aisha Devi heaviness in "Mantis". Trippy industrial beatdowns wieldy enough for Perc Trax of Brainfeeders metal department hit hard in both "SandGrains" and "Ravevv101", while Mark Fell would be proud of the percussive synth action in Gooooose's remix to "Ganglion". Leaving Zaliva-D to go deepest dubstep in his "Mantis" remix. For the adventurous.
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SBKT 032
20 Mar 20
Experimental/Electronic
20 Mar 20
Experimental/Electronic
