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Offset (a.k.a. Philippe Juven) takes his cues from the Detroit techno of pioneers like Derrick May, Carl Craig, and Drexciya-‐affiliated project Dopplereffekt, as well as post-‐punk/industrial outfits Joy Division
and Front 242.
On this latest outing, opener “Disturbed” invents its own strain of sci-‐fi nu-‐disco, with brassy pads and an infectious, looped bassline. Fittingly, Norwegian DJ/producer and affiliate of Prins Thomas’ Full
Pupp label Jarle Bråthen supplies a title-‐track remix.
Rounding out the EP, “Pikes Peak” features punchy, big-‐room drums, suspenseful builds offset by paranoid arpeggiators, and hazy, dystopian pads, while the funked-‐up electro of “Wolf Gang” gives way to a melancholic, cold-‐wave chords and a hive of detuned synths.
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coolllll
très très bon
tough...
<3
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OMG! Vinyl on the way?! So well for my sets, I would like to spin this wax! So magic atmosphere, so heavy sound, so perfect melodic track. Same as in Jarle´s case... I must buy it. I must! :) Big Up! & cheeers from Prague!
supa nice