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Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Kuf aka Marcus Pengermaa has built up an impressive catalogue, mainly on Arsenik, and Kufism Pt is testament to the project's individuality. Like previous releases, it demonstrates the Kuf project's expertise at teasing new shapes and sounds from the techno form. This is audible on the warbling synths and dusty vocals of "Control", with "Basic Dub" resounding to a similar sound. While the pacy, angular rhythms of "You've Fallen Down" and "Complex" are more in keeping with a conventional dance floor aesthetic, the latter is shot through with rave stabs and the former's minimal sound is made more hypnotic thanks to the use of repetitive vocal samples. All told, it's a worthy addition to the series.
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ASR 023
17 Jan 22
Techno
17 Jan 22
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Following last year's collaboration with Blue Hour, Dold flies solo for his latest outing on Arsenik. The title track lives up to its promise, with repetitive rave stabs unfolding over a rolling tribal groove. Add in some well-placed chops and cuts, and "Rave Break" becomes a powerful, distinctive track. On "For Life", Dold goes deeper: while deploying a similar rhythm and funky back beats, the shimmering synths reveal a musical side to his style. This deeper sound is also audible on "Strained Strings", where chilling strings play out over rumbling break beats, while a more esoteric iteration of this style unfolds on the chiming melodies and rolling drums of "22-999-33".
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ASR 022
09 Jul 21
Techno
09 Jul 21
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Label owner Kuf returns to Arsenik for this fine purist techno release. "Minimal Shit" is self-explanatory, but its insistent bleeps and nickel-plated percussive ticks serve as a reminder of Kuf's prowess in this style. "Put In The Work" is more dubbed out, with a ravey stab and vocal snippets setting it apart from most tool tracks, while on "Sub Aquatic Organist", Kuf goes deeper than deep. Guided by razor sharp percussion, the arrangement twists and turns its way through a series of subtle filtered builds and drops. "Transluscent Stuff" is also driven by a similarly understated feeling, with snappy hi hat and sublime chords combined for a hypnotic end result.
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ASR 021
04 Jun 21
Techno
04 Jun 21
Techno
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ASR 006
13 Aug 18
Techno
13 Aug 18
Techno
