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Persephonic Sirens
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Review: Persophonic Sirens struck out in bold fashion in 2017, with an inaugural release by the label boss Ancient Methods, followed by Italian Sharplines aka Nathaniel, It is now over to mysterious newcomer Aoud, whose only previous outing thus far has been for Miami based digital imprint The Revera Corporation. It's a collection of seriously brooding and nefarious tracks here: from the euphoric adrenalizer that is "SEMKII" featuring tunnelling arpeggios reminiscent of Vitalic or The Hacker, the dystopian rave terror of "I One" and the slow burning EBM grind on Surd. You can can rely on these three versatile sonic weapons for various environments.
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151790 5103967
09 Feb 18
Hard Trance
09 Feb 18
Hard Trance
Review: Persophonic Sirens struck out in bold fashion in 2017, with an inaugural release by the label boss Ancient Methods, followed by Italian Sharplines aka Nathaniel, It is now over to mysterious newcomer Aoud, whose only previous outing thus far has been for Miami based digital imprint The Revera Corporation. It's a collection of seriously brooding and nefarious tracks here: from the euphoric adrenalizer that is "SEMKII" featuring tunnelling arpeggios reminiscent of Vitalic or The Hacker, the dystopian rave terror of "I One" and the slow burning EBM grind on Surd. You can can rely on these three versatile sonic weapons for various environments.
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PS- 03
09 Feb 18
Techno
09 Feb 18
Techno
Review: This release had a lot to live up to, following the first release on Persephonic Sirens by Ancient Methods, but the music on the aptly-named Out Of Control rises to the occasion. Sharplines' sole contribution is the title track, a visceral, banging techno track, inspired by ebm as much as it is by The Mover's early 90s music. By contrast, Nathaniel's "Blood Under Nails" is a loop-y, tribal affair, peppered with tribal chants and featuring sharp percussion. However, it turns out to be a temporary divergence and "Lolita" resounds to pounding kicks, grating riffs and shrieking vocals, while closing track "Dolores Haze" sees Nathaniel roll out bruising break beats as a basis for more weird, slightly disturbing vocals.
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PS 02
16 Oct 17
Techno
16 Oct 17
Techno
