SØS Gunver Ryberg

[entertainment]

Mainly curious about what @thirdform thinks.

Personally really enjoyed this new album that came out a few days ago. One of the few current techno producers I pay attention to.

 

[entertainment]

 

[Leo]

one of my favorite comps from a couple of years ago.

 

[entertainment]

one of my favorite comps from a couple of years ago.

there are some great things on that records yes

 

[version]

I've got the album on atm. The cover's appropriate. Definitely got that undulating, tendril-like quality. Deep sea or space. Sounds biological despite the obvious electronic production. Reminds me of Ae and Rashad Becker.

 

[shakahislop]

on my first spin. always takes me quite a lot of listens to get into something as chaotic as this i find, rarely have the patience for it. it has that autechre quality of never settling into anything, fidgeting around, impenetrable to begin with

 

[luka]

pretty boring

 

[needful]

Yeh you could actually fall asleep to that.

 

[chava]

Part of the Danish hype. As everything from Denmark

 

[thirdform]

Mainly curious about what @thirdform thinks.

Personally really enjoyed this new album that came out a few days ago. One of the few current techno producers I pay attention to.

It's pleasant enough certainly but not particularly interesting or worthy of conversation, I'm afraid. I wouldn't necessarily call it musically boring (although granted I have free jazz and electroacoustic to satiate that mathematical need) but compositionally it doesn't have the singular electro-derived tunnel vision of Autechre or the synaesthesia of Rashad Becker, or the sheer intensity of Jan rob/Atomhead.

 

[thirdform]

also contra stockhausen I wish techno producers would explore alternative periodic and metric rhythms. Like, 7/8, 9/2 etc, with the full range of percussive textures. A lot of electronic music still seems to rely on the logic of the western drum kit. The Safa album was promising in that respect.