connect_icut
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The new Not Me EP - lss 2011 - is now available for download. It features remixes by Lim, Mute Branches, coin gutter and connect_icut. And it doesn't cost a thing! Get it here:
http://www.box.com/s/2hpidiyzpllmi6z1ft28
lss 2011 is the fifth, final and in my opinion BEST volume of the 2011 12s series. Previous volumes have featured remixes by Loscil, Fieldhead, Vincent Parker, Kuma, Esperik Glare, Ross Birdwise and The Luminaries. You can find out more about the series and download previous volumes here:
http://csaf-records.com/2011-12s/
Fans of Basic Channel, Rhythm & Sound, Pole, Monolake, Porter Ricks and so forth will enjoy these EPs a great deal. Here are more details of the latest volume:
It begins with a mix from Connecticut resident Darren Milos – aka – Lim. The deeeep dub-techno of Darren’s “Verges of Tears” version sounds like the best damn 12″ Deepchord Presents Echospace never made. It’ll make you wonder why Lim isn’t a massive star of the international electronica scene.
Next up comes a submission from Mute Branches. Like the Lim mix, this is notable for its highly dynamic structure as well as the crystalline clarity of its mix. Mute Branches is, it turns out, James Cresswell, a prodigiously talented 20-year-old from the depths of England’s Black Country.
The B-side begins with a remix from legendary Vancouver electronica duo coin gutter, whose mix builds slowly, gradually ramping up the hypnotic intensity over the course of 11-and-a-half minutes. The series concludes with another murky, chaotic mix from CSAF mainstay connect_icut.
http://www.box.com/s/2hpidiyzpllmi6z1ft28
lss 2011 is the fifth, final and in my opinion BEST volume of the 2011 12s series. Previous volumes have featured remixes by Loscil, Fieldhead, Vincent Parker, Kuma, Esperik Glare, Ross Birdwise and The Luminaries. You can find out more about the series and download previous volumes here:
http://csaf-records.com/2011-12s/
Fans of Basic Channel, Rhythm & Sound, Pole, Monolake, Porter Ricks and so forth will enjoy these EPs a great deal. Here are more details of the latest volume:
It begins with a mix from Connecticut resident Darren Milos – aka – Lim. The deeeep dub-techno of Darren’s “Verges of Tears” version sounds like the best damn 12″ Deepchord Presents Echospace never made. It’ll make you wonder why Lim isn’t a massive star of the international electronica scene.
Next up comes a submission from Mute Branches. Like the Lim mix, this is notable for its highly dynamic structure as well as the crystalline clarity of its mix. Mute Branches is, it turns out, James Cresswell, a prodigiously talented 20-year-old from the depths of England’s Black Country.
The B-side begins with a remix from legendary Vancouver electronica duo coin gutter, whose mix builds slowly, gradually ramping up the hypnotic intensity over the course of 11-and-a-half minutes. The series concludes with another murky, chaotic mix from CSAF mainstay connect_icut.