Breton
Breton = musicians/filmmakers/remixers/ Breton began life in a warehouse somewhere in South East London. Born from the creative force of musicians and filmmakers Roman Rappak and Adam Ainger and expanded recently into a multi-instrumental and visual collective with the inclusion of Ian Patterson and Daniel McIlvenny. This year, the very limited and quickly snapped-up EP Practical floated between “eerie and carnival-esque. Combining elements of math-rock, post-rock, straight-up Electro and even tropical” – Abeano.
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Breton
Breton = musicians/filmmakers/remixers/ Breton began life in a warehouse somewhere in South East London. Born from the creative force of musicians and filmmakers Roman Rappak and Adam Ainger and expanded recently into a multi-instrumental and visual collective with the inclusion of Ian Patterson and Daniel McIlvenny. This year, the very limited and quickly snapped-up EP Practical floated between “eerie and carnival-esque. Combining elements of math-rock, post-rock, straight-up Electro and even tropical” – Abeano.
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Ashes of the Mechanized Rite
Industrial / Dark Techno / Tribal Psy-Techno. A dense, hypnotic exploration of primal rhythms and degraded sonic textures. 150 bpm Enjoy ;3more
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Echoes from the Mycelial Orbit
Psychill / Dark Ambient Psy-Techno / Psychedelic Synthwave. Built around a dialogue between a weighty kick and a deep, undulating bassline, this track blends elements of post-industrial hypnosis and alien tribalism. Recorded and mastered in a semi-conscious state between dream and decay. Headphones recommended. ~80-160 bpmmore
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Echoes Lay Beneath Ground's Pulse
Tribal / Ukrainian Ethnic Psy / Psy-Tech Folk. D Minor (7A); 190 bpm. A ritual transformation through concrete and sand, like an ancient voice stitched through a magnetic tape of time. The track is hypnotic, disturbing, but not aggressive. There is a flow between static and internal pulsation. It silently "sings" about war, earth, sky, ruptures and something very Ukrainian, but deeply abstract. Echoes from Ukrainian folk.more
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