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Dekmantel
Review: Dutch producer Tunik takes a sinister turn with his latest release, "Nosferatu," on the revered Dekmantel label. This four-track EP draws inspiration from the classic horror film of the same name, offering up a blend of techno, industrial, and ambient influences that create a chilling and atmospheric listening experience. The opening track, "Death in the Afternoon," sets the tone perfectly. Ominous synth drones and distorted percussion build a sense of dread, while unsettling samples weave a narrative of lurking danger. This is not your typical dancefloor techno; it's a journey into the shadows. "Theatres des Vampires" ups the tempo slightly, but retains the dark atmosphere. Throbbing basslines and rhythmic clanging create a sense of industrial menace, while eerie soundscapes evoke the feeling of being hunted through a desolate landscape. The midway point brings a brief reprieve with "Through the Walls of Auxerre." Distorted yet melancholic piano chords and sparse percussion offer a moment of respite, though the tension never fully dissipates. The EP culminates with "Blood Flower." Eerie whispers and sustained synth notes create a sense of unease, while distant clanging percussion adds a layer of industrial dread. The track fades out slowly, leaving the listener with a lingering sense of unease. A dark and unsettling journey that perfectly captures the atmosphere of the classic horror film.
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DKMNTL 098
15 Mar 24
Minimal/Tech House
15 Mar 24
Minimal/Tech House
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Review: Dekmantel welcomes Theo Kottis with an EP of vibrant, melodically-charged house, techno, and electro, boasting a distinct '90s edge. Lighthouse signals a shift in focus for the London-based Scottish producer, reflecting a matured sound honed through a self-imposed creative reset. The title track, embraced by DJs like Ben UFO and Palms Trax, exemplifies Kottis' prowess in seamlessly blending club music's finest elements into a cohesive and potent whole. From the driving Reese bassline to the sharp 4/4 drums and Motor City pads, it's a techno hybrid of the highest caliber. The EP continues with "Warp", "Take Control" and "Distance", each showcasing Kottis' knack for crafting impactful club tracks infused with iconic '90s sounds.
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DKMNTL 102
02 Feb 24
Minimal/Tech House
02 Feb 24
Minimal/Tech House
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DKMNTL 102-S1
29 Nov 23
Minimal/Tech House
29 Nov 23
Minimal/Tech House
