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Circumventing the intergalactic sounds of Holland's Italo universe is one Martin Matiske, a floating satellite whose releases are few and far between; be they on International Deejay Gigolo Records or Frustrated Funk during the early-to-mid-2000s to more recently with Ali Renault's Vivod. Matiske surfaces again out of relative obscurity in 2020 with this Robitic Theatre EP which adds to the thematic of his Robotermusik mini-LP Stilleben released in 2012. Sending in something of a Murder Capital vibe through the electro arpeggiations and stringed-cosmic tip of "Acting Faces" (think Der Zyklus) find some detuned horror thematic keys turned Zelda victory tones in "Practise". There's no denying the pure Italo brilliance of "Transistor Dances" that screams Rimini circa-1985 more than most, while "Robitic Theatre" itself is an undeniable chiptune number that fuses Kraftwerk inspirations with nods to Alexander Robotnic. The drama!Get new release alerts
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