Here’s the latest release from Dmitry Gruber, the artist behind the label Hjördis-Britt Åström from Rostov On Don, Russia.
Blakaut is a cold electronic project from Athens, Greece, founded in January 2017. On MVP-02 they gift us two blasts of deep-frozen mutant techno from the disco at the end of the universe. “Minimum Viable Product” (MVP) is an incremental Compilation to be built by Detonic Recordings over the next year. Each Month an on-line single will be published with an “A” and “B” side from each participating artist. After 12 months the complete compilation will be released featuring one track from each artist. Pinkman welcomes Black Seed to its Broken Dreams series. We’re dealing with a 5-tracker of stripped industrial rhythm madness, aimed at the adventurous DJ’s out there! Misfortunes is a one-man synth project based in Thessaloniki, Greece and formed in 2014 by Ioakim Vasileiadis. Ηis affection for 80’s underground music is expressed by producing tunes that mix elements of synthpop and new wave. Misfortunes collaborates with various lyricists and poets. Misfortunes’ debut EP “Hybrid” was released by “Werkstatt recordings” on May 2017. Stockholm’s machine-maniac Celldöd (real name Anders Karlsson) has been active in various punk and electronic outfits since the late 90′s and now lands on DKA for his second full-length album (and first for the label), Fragmenterade Minnen. Karlsson’s prolific solo project has released numerous cassettes and 12″s in addition to his debut LP on Suction Records in 2015, as well as the Brutal Disciplin of his Vargdöd (Varg + Celldöd) collaboration. Fans of Karlssons previous efforts will find lots to enjoy here, as he explores the ideas, textures, and ryhthms of the Celldöd sound over 10 tracks of Liasons Dangerous-esque industrial funk with flares of body music and techno. Karlsson’s ability to make such a heavy sound bounce and swing is what gives these tracks the ability to light up even the coldest dance floors. The performances captured are raw and inspired and the feeling transfers directly to the listener as your body slowly starts to move in unison with the beat. |